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In Firefox you type "%" into the url bar, which will search all tabs. Also you can right-click the back button to see the history of each tab. Usually that beg
by brokenmachine 4y ago
In Firefox you type "%" into the url bar, which will search all tabs.
Also you can right-click the back button to see the history of each tab. Usually that begins with a google search that reminds me what the context was.
I try to keep all tabs for a certain topic in the same window, or two windows if I want to tile them to view both. Obviously, I'm very bad at respecting such limits. :-)
- forgotpwd16 4y ago>I try to keep all tabs for a certain topic in the same window Have you tried tree style tabs?
- brokenmachine 4y agoNo, I loved Tab Mix Plus but Mozilla killed it. I get nervous messing with it too much in case I lose all my tabs. I know I can manually backup/restore the file from the Firefox profile folder but I'd rather not mess with it. Can anyone verify that tree style tabs works with an absurd number of tabs?
- forgotpwd16 4y agoHave often gone at 2K+ (which maybe isn't absurd compared what others have opened) but max ~100 active rest being unloaded. Only issue had once was sidebar went into rendering loop on browser startup. Not sure what did to fix (should've maybe fill a bug report too) but lost the hierarchy so had to group them again. A bit time consuming due to the amount of tabs but not much since you can select and group multiple tabs.