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Not OP, but opening almost every link as a new tab, and keeping old tabs around because you don't have a great bookmark organization system. I am trying to bre
by sudobash1 3y ago
Not OP, but opening almost every link as a new tab, and keeping old tabs around because you don't have a great bookmark organization system.
I am trying to break myself of these habits, but they do have some benefits. For instance when I do a web search on a complex topic, I often scan the results, opening the most promising looking results as tabs. Then I look through the tabs comparing them. The trouble is I never remember to close them when the task is done.
- jaredhallen 3y agoI'm not a 1000+ tabbed, but I can relate to what you're describing. I'd add that it seems like it's getting harder all the time to find what you're looking for with the current state of web search, so when you come across a good page you don't want to "lose" it. Sure you could bookmark it, but you probably won't want it forever, just until you're done with whatever you were working on that prompted you to search for it in the first place. So bookmarking just moves the mess from the tab bar to the bookmark folder. Kind of like cleaning your room by stuffing all the mess in your closet.