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If you just want to get all the tabs out of your face but be able to find them later, try OneTab. https://www.one-tab.com/ https://www.one-tab.com/
by tedmiston 11y ago
If you just want to get all the tabs out of your face but be able to find them later, try OneTab. https://www.one-tab.com/ https://www.one-tab.com/
- kbd 11y agoWhy not just use Chrome's built-in feature to save all your open tabs as bookmarks?
- codemac 11y agoOr even save all your open tabs as a MAFF archive! Then you can read them offline. I like to add them to my todo list and then read them when I turn of my networking so I don't get lost down a hacker news rat hole. Dunno if chrome supports that, but Firefox (obviously) does[0]. [0]: http://maf.mozdev.org/ http://maf.mozdev.org/
- darylfritz 11y agoI'm just going to open that in a new tab and save it for later... d'oh!
- tedmiston 11y agoThat was my old approach, but it quickly leads to a very cluttered folder full of dozens of "New folder" folders, and personally I never look back at any of them because it feels like a junk drawer. OneTab's features for organizing and prioritizing are so much better when you're dealing with hundreds/thousands of tabs. Also you can browse by the date a tab group was added on.
- shwetank 11y agoIn Opera, you can right click on any tab in the tab menu, and click 'save tabs as speed dial folder'. All open tabs will be saved in a folder on your speed dial. If you wan to open them again, you can right-click the speed dial folder and select to open them all at once.