Like this: Clicky

OMJF that's disgusting!

The most significant and controversial change is the location of the tabs. Tabs now sit along the top of the window, doubling as the application’s title bar, which makes for some awkward compromises. Click and drag a tab and it moves the entire window, unless you click on the tiny “Drag this tab” icon. And if you’re used to double-clicking to create a new tab, you will now minimise the window.

The placement of the Close Tab button is also awkward. In the leftmost tab it sits too closely to the traffic light buttons and because the button suddenly appears as as the mouse moves over an inactive tab it’s easy to inadvertently close a tab.

Apple says that it moved the tabs in order to free up more space for web pages, but that is unconvincing. Displays are much larger than they were when Safari debuted in 2003 and at most tabs obscured a couple of lines of text. Placing the tabs at the top is arguably a more elegant way of organising information but the implications have been fully thought through.

Apple have decided (wisely, in my opinion) to move the default position of the tabs back to below the bookmarks bar.

I don't like playing around in Terminal....and I never understood why it is "wise" to have tabs sitting right below the bookmarks bar...much better having the tabs out of the way at the top, it's far to easy to click on wrong one, plus it took up less screen space as it was part of the bar that has the "traffic lights" and page title on it....