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I have had this on an open tab for a few weeks now. Looking forward to finding some time to dig in.
by j4ah4n 6y ago
I have had this on an open tab for a few weeks now. Looking forward to finding some time to dig in.
- peteretep 6y agoOpen tabs are a major unsolved problem. Need a zero-effort-to-use improved bookmarking system that is able to do stuff like indexing and tabbing and reminding you to read it next week
- giancarlostoro 6y agoAlso sometimes lost and closed tabs should be categorized somehow based on criteria (was open for days without scrolling).
- TimSchumann 6y agoAll of my open tabs become ex-open tabs. Problem solves itself.
- mszcz 6y agoI find that leaving things to read in open tabs and not acting upon them immediately is a good thing. Once I circle back to them I often find myself thinking 'why would I wanna read that? it's a complete waste of time, what was I thinking?' and close that tab. Kinda procrastinating on procrastination ;)
- astatine 6y agoI use the "Tab Snooze" [1] chrome extension for this. Works very well. Snooze till the night, next day, weekend, next month all available with a click. They promptly reappear as scheduled. [1] tabsnooze.com
- NinjaViking 6y agoI've given up, I just use open tabs as ephemeral bookmarks.
- j4ah4n 6y agoAgreed. I find it more or less solvable by two things (for me anyway). 1. For longer commitments, I move it to a Tab Group extension (e.g., Tab Group for Chrome) and review every so often 2. If I feel I'm procrastinating I basically try to notice this and force myself to commit to reading the article/paper/what-have-you. I find it usually takes less time than I had originally thought and _that_ helps me procrastinate less the next time. It works for me most of the time, but always find some tabs get pushed so far to the left they're never seen again.