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The bookmark menu supports the same hierarchical organization, and since you're pretty much using so many tabs as bookmarks anyway, I don't see much of a distin
by tomc1985 6y ago
The bookmark menu supports the same hierarchical organization, and since you're pretty much using so many tabs as bookmarks anyway, I don't see much of a distinction. Deleting bookmarks is a bit more fiddly than closing tabs, but in my mind that is a good thing as I find myself accidentally closing tabs all the time. And I bet the "Close Other Tabs" option probably scares the crap out of you
Tabs are supposed to be short-lived, ephemeral things. Bookmarks have the functionality you want
- eitland 6y agoI think you are kind of rude both in that you suggest you absolutely know better than me, and also in how you present your opinions. I suggest you take a step back and reconsider both: - computers as bicycles for the mind. If it can do so much for me, think what you could achieve! - how you interact with others. PS: no, "close other tabs" doesn't scare me. If I have to close down something I don't feel I have finished yet I can select that subtree and export it to the clipboard as a nested markdown list which I paste into Joplin where it is searchable. Also if I accidentally close down something I can just press ctrl - shift - t the required number of times, alternatively ctrl - shift - n if a whole window has been closed.