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It's a hot take but if you have more than 40 tabs open you have to fix your workflow, not pay 30 bucks a month to avoid the issue. Shadow PC, Stadia, etc. have
by iLoveOncall 4y ago
It's a hot take but if you have more than 40 tabs open you have to fix your workflow, not pay 30 bucks a month to avoid the issue.
Shadow PC, Stadia, etc. have all been absolutely huge failures and they solve problems that requires a LOT more compute than what a browser needs, while being priced a lot cheaper and not having the same privacy concerns as Mighty.
- dotancohen 4y agoI've gone over 200 tabs while researching something. Firefox handles the load just fine, and Tree Style Tabs provides a terrific interface. But I suppose 40 is a rounder number than 640, which used to be "all anyone will ever need" number.
- iLoveOncall 4y ago> I've gone over 200 tabs while researching something. Yes, and my point is that you had a workflow issue.
- dotancohen 4y agoWorks for me with no drawbacks. I don't know from where you draw the arbitrary line about how many browser tabs I should have open. I perceive no "issue".
- projektfu 4y agoWindows fixes the problem by arbitrarily rebooting and forgetting to remember all the tabs. Like having a significant other who cleans your desk for you, making you forget what you were doing.
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