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Sadly I use my brower tabs as my Tsundoku... I keep them open for months and even years.

by taf2 11y ago

laxatives 11y ago
Is this sarcasm/a joke? I can't keep firefox or chrome open for more than week without it running up 4GB RAM utilization.
- Houshalter 11y ago
  On chrome there is a setting to resume where you left off and reopen all the tabs. Also ctrl+shift+t, or the recent tabs menu opens them. Then there are extensions that let you save open tabs, like session budy. Or just regular bookmarking. Having lots of tabs open isn't really in issue for some reason. I think it saves tabs that haven't been looked at for 10 minutes to disk.
- ars 11y ago
  You have to restart it twice a day. It remembers your tabs, so it's just a short click and you are back exactly as before.
fokz 11y ago
I have the same problem. Then there are so many tabs and I have to use a Chrome extension to automatically save and close inactive tabs. Guess I should set some time to look at that limbo place.
fiveoak 11y ago
I have 100 tabs open right now across 12 windows... I think I have a problem.
- frooxie 11y ago
  Ok, you made me count. I have exactly 50(!) windows open, and the three first windows I checked had 34, 7, and 15 tabs. I know at least two of the windows have about 100 tabs each. Altogether, I estimate maybe 700-800 tabs? I wish I were joking.
  - grimman 11y ago
    There's an addon for Firefox that does the job for you. It's depressing for people like us, but if you still want to get an accurate count, the name is simply "Open Tab Count". Proceed with caution... :|
- FoeNyx 11y ago
  When I usually end up bookmarking all my open tabs after 3 months, they are often above 1000 tabs ... and this both at work and at home. Seems some of my coworkers suffer from the same ailment but with less pronounced symptoms. Is it serious, Doctor? By the way, in Firefox, if you end up pinning too much tabs you are left with very few space to manage your regular tabs ... and there is no scroll buttons for pinned tabs. I should maybe fill a bug one day.
mdemare 11y ago
Just "bookmark all tabs" (Chrome), and name them Tsundoko. Now they're just as accessible as before; you haven't lost them. But they no longer take up screen real estate or RAM.
loco5niner 11y ago
Same problem here. I eventually started putting them in a "Read Later" bookmark folder. This fixed the original problem......

Sadly I use my brower tabs as my Tsundoku... I keep them open for months and even years.

by taf2 11y ago

Sadly I use my brower tabs as my Tsundoku... I keep them open for months and even years.

Is this sarcasm/a joke? I can't keep firefox or chrome open for more than week without it running up 4GB RAM utilization.

Houshalter 11y ago
On chrome there is a setting to resume where you left off and reopen all the tabs. Also ctrl+shift+t, or the recent tabs menu opens them. Then there are extensions that let you save open tabs, like session budy. Or just regular bookmarking. Having lots of tabs open isn't really in issue for some reason. I think it saves tabs that haven't been looked at for 10 minutes to disk.
ars 11y ago
You have to restart it twice a day. It remembers your tabs, so it's just a short click and you are back exactly as before.

fokz 11y ago

I have the same problem. Then there are so many tabs and I have to use a Chrome extension to automatically save and close inactive tabs. Guess I should set some time to look at that limbo place.

fiveoak 11y ago

I have 100 tabs open right now across 12 windows... I think I have a problem.

frooxie 11y ago
Ok, you made me count. I have exactly 50(!) windows open, and the three first windows I checked had 34, 7, and 15 tabs. I know at least two of the windows have about 100 tabs each. Altogether, I estimate maybe 700-800 tabs? I wish I were joking.
- grimman 11y ago
  There's an addon for Firefox that does the job for you. It's depressing for people like us, but if you still want to get an accurate count, the name is simply "Open Tab Count". Proceed with caution... :|
FoeNyx 11y ago
When I usually end up bookmarking all my open tabs after 3 months, they are often above 1000 tabs ... and this both at work and at home. Seems some of my coworkers suffer from the same ailment but with less pronounced symptoms. Is it serious, Doctor? By the way, in Firefox, if you end up pinning too much tabs you are left with very few space to manage your regular tabs ... and there is no scroll buttons for pinned tabs. I should maybe fill a bug one day.

mdemare 11y ago

Just "bookmark all tabs" (Chrome), and name them Tsundoko. Now they're just as accessible as before; you haven't lost them. But they no longer take up screen real estate or RAM.

loco5niner 11y ago

Same problem here. I eventually started putting them in a "Read Later" bookmark folder. This fixed the original problem......