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Moving tabs into history doesn't address why people are keeping tabs pen. The presence of the tab reminds you of something. If you move it into history, you hav
by prmph 5y ago
Moving tabs into history doesn't address why people are keeping tabs pen. The presence of the tab reminds you of something. If you move it into history, you have to go looking for it, which only works if you remember that you saved such a tab in the first place.
- Isthatablackgsd 5y agoAs a person with ADHD, this is exactly why I leave some tabs alone to remind me to look into it. I have a structure that helps to manage my process. 1. Tabs - Current 2. Tab Pins - For tabs that are living in my browser for more than a week or two. 3. Session Manager - I used it as a semi-archival bookmarking and used it for categorizing my tabs. This stage is where I decides that I need a new browser window, so I put all of my saved tabs in there and will review them in the future. After I review them, I moves the tab to the last stage. 4. Browser Bookmark - the final stage, I only use this for permanent archive. Bookmarks are regularly backup and sometimes merged from other browser bookmark through NirSoft tools.