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The point of being debatable is that it's not obvious what the best answer is. If it didn't load all the tabs, then you'd see an outdated version of the page
by Hondor 10y ago
The point of being debatable is that it's not obvious what the best answer is.
If it didn't load all the tabs, then you'd see an outdated version of the page when you clicked on a tab, or it'd load when you clicked on it, forcing you to wait right at the moment when you want it immediately.
Reloading all tabs sounds like the best option for people who use tabs to temporarily use several websites at once. That's what I do - never having more than half a dozen and closing them all when I'm finished on the computer. For people who use them in place of bookmarks, it would be better not to load them.
- chetanahuja 10y agoa "debatable" option shouldn't be the only option. Which is the case in chrome. No way to disable that behavior either from the command line or from the settings UI.
- mentando 10y agoWell, it is debatable, if it is good. For some it is obviously not, but for others it is a good default. What's bad is that it cannot be changed. That is not debatable.
- delecti 10y agoGoogle has been moving quite a bit in the direction of fewer and fewer options. I may like it the way things are, but I do agree it should be an option.