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1. Bookmarks fail for medium term usage. There's some research material for a doc or PR I'm actively working on - Why bookmark, catalogue and eventually prune i
by Macha 5y ago
1. Bookmarks fail for medium term usage. There's some research material for a doc or PR I'm actively working on - Why bookmark, catalogue and eventually prune if I'm not going to need it past tomorrow?
2. Bookmarks don't keep page state. As more apps go the PWA route, not all of them have URIs that lead to your preferred state. Even just stuff like expanding/hide comment threads is a start, not to mention things like NPR which redirect me to the homepage if it's been too long since I last did the CMP dance.
- pjmlp 5y ago1. Ongoing activities folder 2. Neither do tabs across process restarts or devices.
- lmohseni 5y agoRegarding your second point, Firefox does both of these.
- pjmlp 5y agoIt also does the same for bookmarks. However it doesn't help when it isn't the same browser across both devices.
- Macha 5y ago> 1. Ongoing activities folder So.... my current tabs list? Why spend the extra button clicks to explicitly save and delete it again > 2. Neither do tabs across process restarts or devices. So once a week my tab based setup gets reduced to the level of bookmark functionality, and hence I should just use bookmarks? I don't agree.
- maigret 5y agoYou’d be saving energy by closing more tabs indeed.