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I figured that around 150 was an unlikely use case but see from the comments that some people are using approx 100 tabs. I can't imagine doing that. What kind
by petegrif 15y ago
I figured that around 150 was an unlikely use case but see from the comments that some people are using approx 100 tabs. I can't imagine doing that. What kind of real world use cases do people have for such a huge number of tabs? And how do they navigate efficiently?
- xutopia 15y agoI've seen tab enthusiasts. They are incapable of tracking which tab they already have open and reopen the same one over and over again.
- sgift 15y agoNot really, I have about 100 tabs open at the moment and each one points to a different page. Regarding the "real world usage" for this: Pages I read every day, pages I've opened and intend to read if there's time and pages I read at the moment. Works fine, thanks. Maybe this is also a function of browser capability: If your browser crashes or becomes unusable with many tabs you won't open many.
- petegrif 15y agoPlease excuse my curiosity. How do you navigate so many tabs? Is it in some way more efficient than reading them in blocks of say 10 or 20? I am interested in your use case of pages you read every day. I have such pages and I would love to be able to open a specified list of such pages with one click. Is there a way of doing that? Or an add-on for it?
- zargon 15y agoI use Session Manager. Open all the tabs you use daily, and then save the session and configure Session Manager to open that session on every startup. (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/session-manager/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/session-manag...)
- sid0 15y agoUsually research, when you need to sift through a large number of pages and look for something relevant. I find myself having 200+ tabs open when I'm in that sort of mode.