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I use the Stack Tab plugin. Since I mostly surf on a Raspberry Pi, chromium simply can't handle the number of tabs I tend to have open on my desktop. As soon a
by ksaj 7y ago
I use the Stack Tab plugin. Since I mostly surf on a Raspberry Pi, chromium simply can't handle the number of tabs I tend to have open on my desktop.
As soon as I pass 4 tabs, the links get stacked and don't consume nearly the amount of RAM a tab would. And it keeps me mindful of how cluttered it could be getting since the longer they remain in the stack, the less likely I'm ever going to get around to them.
Anything that I would normally want to keep in an open tab, I add to another plugin: Markdown New Tab. That way I have everything sync'd, but not killing my rpis.