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1. Bookmarks don't save state. 2. Bookmarks aren't a constant reminder in my field of vision that they exist. 3. It turns the "too many tabs problem" into "to
by Aerroon 5y ago
1. Bookmarks don't save state.
2. Bookmarks aren't a constant reminder in my field of vision that they exist.
3. It turns the "too many tabs problem" into "too many bookmarks".
Once in a while I "unload" my tabs by bookmarking them into a separate folder. I close the tabs and because there's no visual reminder anymore I forget they exist. Eventually I build to to another few hundred tabs and do it again.
Now I'm dealing with a couple of thousand bookmarks. I once deleted my old bookmarks. A couple of years later I went looking for a specific one. I knew exactly where the bookmark should've been, but I had deleted it.
Edit: all of this is to say that I'm not sure whether this has a technological problem. Maybe if the UX of bookmarks was really good.