Tabs analog from vim for Emacs

Question

vim

Hello!
Tell me, what is the generally accepted way in Emacs to quickly switch the environment - a set of windows in a frame? That is, to put it simply - I need an analogue of tabs from vim or virtual desktops from Gnome / KDE. tab-bar-mode is not the same at all. As far as I understand, the way out is to create new frames, but this is also inconvenient and requires too many unnecessary movements.
What ready-made solution can be found in this case?

Answer 1

Repeated careful googling found elscreen - this is exactly what was needed. Thanks everyone for the replies!

Answer 2

if I understand correctly, take a look at this revive.el and here according to the SessionManagement list

Answer 3

And what prevents keyboard shortcuts from switching buffers in an open split? When you use tabs, you do the same thing, you just see a list of open buffers (tabs).
I usually have a directory tree split on the left, buffers are 1/3 of the screen horizontally and 2/3 of the current buffer along with repl

Answer 4

You can also try using tmux.

Answer 5

Ido mode. And you don't need any tabs.

Answer 6

The evil-tab package , just in Vim mode. Requires evil (vim mode).