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Technically, all the bookmarks you have are hibernating tabs. There's a whole spectrum of activity you can have on a tab, and to me I see really no difference
by antisthenes 3y ago
Technically, all the bookmarks you have are hibernating tabs.
There's a whole spectrum of activity you can have on a tab, and to me I see really no difference between "unhibernating" a tab and just reloading it from scratch.
Either one is very slow in modern crap software.
Unless it happens under 150ms, it is slow.
- lloeki 3y agoI would expect thawing a tab to present me with the tab as it was last time I saw it, no reload; whereas, being a link, I'd expect a bookmark to load the current version. ... Actually the latter is incorrect, in truth I'd expect bookmarks to present me with the exact version I had in front of me back when I bookmarked it, including if the site is temporarily down, has vanished, or if I navigated a more recent version.