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> You may say "that's a ridiculous amount of tabs, why don't you close them?" but I've encountered tab hoarding myself back when Firefox could visually group ta
by sublinear 4y ago
> You may say "that's a ridiculous amount of tabs, why don't you close them?" but I've encountered tab hoarding myself back when Firefox could visually group tabs together. You can work on a small project/theory and freely open and close tabs and be unwilling to close the group or try to commit them to bookmarks in some way.
You can visually group tabs together with browser windows. You can then group windows together with workspaces. You can also just save all open tabs in the window as a folder of bookmarks named the current timestamp or whatever you're doing. It takes almost no time at all and prevents the chaos in the first place.
- Dylan16807 4y agoBookmarks lose history and that's a problem. Also it's not easy to open a big batch of bookmarks into inactive tabs.