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Bookmarks don't store history or context (for Tree-style tab users, what tab was <this> opened from?). Tabs do. Bookmarks solve only half the problem, tabs solv
by SAI_Peregrinus 4y ago
Bookmarks don't store history or context (for Tree-style tab users, what tab was <this> opened from?). Tabs do. Bookmarks solve only half the problem, tabs solve more.
- piva00 4y agoI use a mix of leaving multiple windows with 1-20 tabs in each and Toby to organise them after a while. My "workflow" usually consists of: open new window for the topic/theme (whatever it may be, research, study, reading news) and go opening tabs, searches, articles. When I get to a point where a window hasn't been active for a few days I close the useless/uninteresting tabs and save the rest as a collection in Toby. It's been extremely helpful to manage my fear of missing knowledge or closing something I could get interested, the curation after a few days really helps.