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When you're trying to use awesomebar to find a tab you already have open based on a URL, and the tab itself is not loaded into memory until you switch to it, an
by glenjamin 15y ago
When you're trying to use awesomebar to find a tab you already have open based on a URL, and the tab itself is not loaded into memory until you switch to it, and the page will load in <1s (ie. most web pages).
Why bother leaving the tab open?
I'm quite compulsive about keeping my tab bar tidy, getting back to recently closed tabs or commonly used ones is generally done through awesomebar or some TMP clicking shortcuts.