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> but as someone who frequently has 50 tabs open (I know, I have a problem) How do people get work done WITHOUT having 50 tabs open? It's a pretty regular occu
by snuxoll 10y ago
> but as someone who frequently has 50 tabs open (I know, I have a problem)
How do people get work done WITHOUT having 50 tabs open? It's a pretty regular occurrence for me, between having MSDN, the PostgreSQL handbook, documentation for a half dozen libraries, my "read later" list, etc., there's almost never a day I am not drowning in tabs. Thankfully, the Tree-Style Tabs extension saves the day here!
- gear54rus 10y agoI don't know why people do that. Having 50 of them open does not increase your brain processing capacity, you probably still work with like 10 at maximum. My day typically consists of 6-7 pinned ones and 10 tops dynamic. As a rule, if the tabs reach the end of 1920x1080 screen, it's time to close something :) No tree-style required.
- snuxoll 10y agoI am normally flipping between groups of them over the course of 15 minutes, I may not touch them all within the same window of time but they all have a purpose - and beyond that the tree helps me keep track of my thought process as I typically open most links in a new tab, so I can see the hierarchy I am working with.