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"How many tabs do you keep open on your browser" would be an interesting question, to me, to see the results on. I'm often mystified by the stories of people w
by unoti 11y ago
"How many tabs do you keep open on your browser" would be an interesting question, to me, to see the results on. I'm often mystified by the stories of people who keep 50+ tabs open. I've never understood why, but I guess now that I'm considering it, I'm guessing such people must base their workflows around tabs.
- lfowles 11y agoVertical tab bars :) It doesn't impede my workflow as if I had that many tabs open on a traditional horizontal bar, so they just accumulate.
- mjevans 11y agoI tend to have about 50 or so tabs, per /window/ (it's time for a new one when I can't see the faveicon anymore). I tend to have about 250-300 tabs open in total. Various things I mean to get back to, reference material for projects that I've paused working on, etc. In general when it costs you nothing to keep a photocopy of a reference on your desk, the desktop becomes nothing but photocopies of reference materials.
- eximius 11y agoSame. Weirdly, it tends to be worse on my phone where I used to have over 250+ on my phone alone. I'm back up to 89 tabs now, after having recently cleaned it up a bit.
- Scarblac 11y agoThe people I know who do it simply use them as bookmarks. No, me neither.
- mcv 11y agoI have no idea how many tabs I have open, because it's a lot more than my browser is able to display. It's not so much that my workflow is based on tabs, but rather my procrastination flow. I encounter something I want to read, open it in a new tab, but then put off reading it until I forget why I wanted to read it.