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I use an extension that automatically closes tabs after 30 minutes of inactivity. So my tab counts never get super high. I think when people say they want a lo
by mantap 7y ago
I use an extension that automatically closes tabs after 30 minutes of inactivity. So my tab counts never get super high.
I think when people say they want a lot of tabs, they mean they want better bookmarking and history search. There's almost no reason to keep more than a few dozen tabs open in the background, wasting CPU and RAM.
- jeltz 7y agoYes, what I want are two things: 1. Work spaces so that I can return to the same set of tabs with the same scroll positions as last time I worked on a certain project (e.g. one for work, one for leisure and one for my open source projects). 2. A better UI for bookmarks. The current bookmark UI is just too many clicks and too much manual management.
- timbit42 7y agoThey are not wasting CPU and RAM until you click on the tab because Firefox doesn't load the tab at startup.