Safari browser-how to keep tabs all in one window

I don't need a keyboard shortcut; I want to see all the tabs in the one window. I don't want to have to click on the arrow to see the other tabs.

For example if I open thirty tabs, I want to see all 30 tabs at the top in the one window. So I can click on any tab to open it right in the window without having to click on the arrow to get a list of tabs.

And how did you create those 30 tabs in the first place? Once upon a time you opened them one by one (cmd-t or open a link into a new tab). And they must have been layed out one next to the other. But there's a limit and that's you browser's window width. So the browser must make some convention to handling a large number of tabs. Safari shrinks the titles up to some minimum and then creates a list for the excess. I use firefox and have an addon (TabMixPlus) which allows me to have all my tabs in multiple rows, for example,

Maybe safari has an addon to do this, maybe not. A quick google search did not turn up any safari addon for this. So if there isn't any, you'll just have to decide if you can justify safari's "faster" speed with the inconvenience of selecting some of the tabs from a list.

Stretch the window wider, so there's more room for that many tabs.

To do that, move the cursor to either edge; when it changes to a double-headed arrow, click and drag outward. If you want to widen both sides at the same time, hold down the Option key while you click and drag.

Glims is a freeware addon to Safari. Once installed, you can go the the Safari preferences to find the Glims preferences. In the Tabs Misc. there's an option to "Show Favicon on tab lablel", which puts the URL graphic on each open tab. There's a second setting "Set minimum tab labels size to favicon" which will alow your tabs to shrink to the size of the small graphic. This lets me get about 70 tabs open in one window in Safari 5 with a fullscreen 1920x1200 resolution monitor.

Thats EXACTLY what bothers me about Safari, its 2013 and this thing has not improved one bit, add to that, that you can NOT search for extensions by name, and lack of Speed Dial - Don't get me started on Top Sites features - I want my Specific Speed Dials.

Firefox/Opera/Chrome have it but Safari ... God Forbid!

cmd-t. That works in opera, chrome, and firefox too.

Might also want to set the safari preferences, tabs, open pages in tabs instead of windows.