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Bit off-topic maybe but regarding tab unloading, I have established a pretty solid workflow that lets me keep my thousands of tabs ready at hand, while not bogg
by kiryin 5y ago
Bit off-topic maybe but regarding tab unloading, I have established a pretty solid workflow that lets me keep my thousands of tabs ready at hand, while not bogging down my entire system and keeping me focused on whatever is relevant at the moment.
I use the Sidebery addon for Firefox, set auto-fold to off and unload folded tabs to on. When I'm working on something, I keep all the branches that I need open, and when I'm done with that particular topic, I fold the branch, the tabs get unloaded, and I have a pretty list of squished branches that I can expand and get back to if I so wish. And if I'm really done with one, I can easily bookmark it and put it do "deep storage." It took 15 years of using Firefox but I finally have a tab management system that I'm happy with.