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There's still the annoyance of wanting to hang on to some tabs, but not others. Bookmarking extensions are typically the answer, but there seems to be a problem
by jasfi 4y ago
There's still the annoyance of wanting to hang on to some tabs, but not others. Bookmarking extensions are typically the answer, but there seems to be a problem with out-of-sight, out-of-mind. So once you've bookmarked a tab and closed it, the chance of going back to it isn't good.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoI can probably count on two hands the number of times I've ever directly opened my bookmarks in about 26 years of browsing. The reason I still bother to bookmark is that most browsers these days allow you to type into the URL bar a word and it'll suggest bookmark titles containing the word, that works for me. Still think bookmarking needs a paradigm shift in how we manage and organize the data.
- dizhn 4y agoIt might fit your style to combine pinned tabs with a tab group extension. The groups are named and you can switch to them with a shortcut and pinned tabs are obviously visible everywhere. EDIT: I am using the Simple Tab Groups extension on Firefox.
- kornork 4y agoI wrote a script that opens a random bookmark. I set it to run every day when I know I'll be taking a break. Now I can safely close tabs, having successfully satisfied my brain's objections.