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I typically don't end up with >100 tabs, but a very common pattern for me is to do a search, open the results that seem interesting in new tabs and leave the se
by ball_of_lint 8y ago
I typically don't end up with >100 tabs, but a very common pattern for me is to do a search, open the results that seem interesting in new tabs and leave the search tab for the case I don't find what I want. I'll sometimes have several such searches going on, which can easily consume ~30 tabs. In addition to that I've got a collection of ~10 tabs that I keep open such as email, status page for work, etc. Most tabs end up being either something that I'll skim or only look at when it pages, so its not too much information to consume total. I typically clear my related tabs when I finish a task and most of my tabs are short lived, but I know a number of people that will leave similar search structures open when moving to a new task and possibly have several different contexts open in the same browser.