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I used to have many tabs open myself. Not so much for different tasks, but more for "i don't have time for that now, I will read it later". Now I use a firefox
by ximm 7y ago
I used to have many tabs open myself. Not so much for different tasks, but more for "i don't have time for that now, I will read it later".
Now I use a firefox extension called "Bookmark Stack" for that. I can easily add the current page to a stack and later restore it. Since it is a stack, the most recent entries are always displayed first. Since these are bookmarks, syncinc is also easy.
I wrote that extensions myself, but there are others like it. Since using it, I rarely have more than 10 open tabs. That may not suite every workflow, but it definitely helped me.
- alanbernstein 7y agoThis sounds like a good idea, I'll give it a try. Do you find your stack growing consistently? That's what I'd expect for myself.
- ximm 7y agoYes, the stack is growing (currently somewhere around 200). However, I think in terms of resources it's better to have a lot of bookmarks than to have a lot of open tabs. Also there is almost some kind of gamification to try to reduce the number.
- Shorel 7y agoI just send every long article to Pocket. Then I read it in my Kobo. Total win/win in my book.