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It is absurd to suggest that anyone needs more than a few dozen tabs. Once you get to the point where you're leaving tabs open for more than a couple of days, y
by sjwright 7y ago
It is absurd to suggest that anyone needs more than a few dozen tabs. Once you get to the point where you're leaving tabs open for more than a couple of days, you should recognise that you're misusing tabs as a brittle form of bookmarking.
(In my opinion, Firefox and others could solve this by blurring the lines between bookmarks and tabs with some clever UI.)
- dredmorbius 7y agoI half agree. But tab, window, and tree state (I use tree-style tabs) provide critical context. I really do use numerous tabs productively, though with better management tools that would likely be more lke a hundred or so tops, not 1300. The count surprised me, thogh not excessively. It's presumptive to tell anyone "you're holding it wrong".
- VMG 7y agoEmpirical data shows that you are incorrect. People use tabs as a "brittle form of bookmarking", whether you like it or not.