I also have many tabs open. Usually, 200+ because I research. Here's how the workflow goes: - client asks for a say an audio player integration into an app 1.

I also have many tabs open. Usually, 200+ because I research. Here's how the workflow goes: - client asks for a say an audio player integration into an app 1. Research bunch of open-source audio player libraries available on Github. This is easily 20+tabs 2. Additional, sometimes temporary tabs get opened when researching individual libraries (like their documentation page, etc) 3. I want to pick a library, save the state if this research and go to implementation. (I create a new window) 4. Open documentation for the library or its Readme and start implementing, use Google, or stackoverflow.com as needed. Save state of this (don't) meaning, don't close it;nowadays i use bookmarks if it's a task i wont get back to soon) Now, I'd have a bunch if tasks like this. Personal, professional, hobby projects, etc. Tabs should be cheap and should be lazy loaded. You should even be able to hibernate tabs manually (Vivaldi (chrome clone) let's you do this)