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I wonder how this maps to the number of browser tabs a person keeps open. I'm a "less than 10" guy myself. Sometimes I see someone with like 100 tabs open, an
by duderific 7y ago
I wonder how this maps to the number of browser tabs a person keeps open. I'm a "less than 10" guy myself. Sometimes I see someone with like 100 tabs open, and it stresses me out.
I use a Chrome extension called OneTab that at the click of a button, collects your open tabs into an internal chrome extension page, from which you can reopen them if desired.
As you say, I find that this gets things "out of my head" into a system I can trust, and I can switch context more easily once I have done this.
- FillardMillmore 7y agoI'm also one of those people you're referring to with '100 tabs open' (well, technically, I currently have 83 tabs spread across 5 browser windows). It can be kind of stressful sometimes, but my fear of not being able to find what I was looking for should I need a page again always seems worse. Of course, I know there are native methods and browser extensions to mitigate the possibility of losing things, but old habits die hard.