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I shall be the second you've met. Its likely more useful for those who tend towards many tabs open at once

• chrismorgan 4y ago
  Right now, I have 258 tabs open in my main window, of which I’m actively using at least a dozen, and will use another few dozen within a day or so. (Probably should go through and clean out a hundred or two.) Most of my family is some degree of tab hoarder as well (my eldest sister regularly has over a thousand tabs spread across a few windows).
  • abyssphenom 4y ago
    Get the "tab stash" extension, you can stash your tabs instead of nuking them. That way you can go back a few months and find things that would be tougher to find through history or other means.
    • jhatax 4y ago
      Yet another tab management (YATM) recommendation here. I use the OneTab extension to help me manage tabs. In a recent update, they added the ability to: A) name tab groups; B) lock specific groups which mimics the capability of bookmark folders (clicking a link doesn’t remove it from the group). The extension has helped me reduce the number of open windows on my laptop, among other productivity improvements.
  • rntksi 4y ago
    I used to do this too, then I got a bookmark save service (Pocket). Now whenever I see something that I have the reaction of keeping the tab around, I just save it and close it instead. Makes browsing lighter. I do still have around 20 tabs open normally, mostly things that don't fit in the "bookmark save" workflow, but definitely better than the 100+ tabs it used to be before.