When I do my 'daily reading', I open all the tabs, could be as many as ten, in a browser section named something like 'daily'. I then go through those sites, ta

When I do my 'daily reading', I open all the tabs, could be as many as ten, in a browser section named something like 'daily'. I then go through those sites, tab by tab. If I find something interesting I will open that other page in a separate tab, if I don't find anything I will close the top-level tab for the site. Having gone through the 'daily' group's tabs, I now have a bunch of new unread tabs and have got rid of those tabs that didn't have anything interesting to read. This might leave me with, say, six tabs. As I read those tabs, I close the tabs. Eventually I might end up with no tabs and close the browser, or I might leave that last tab open so that the browser itself remains open. Depending on time available, or my own inclination, I might open another section called (say) 'Tech News' which has about half a dozen sites and repeat the above procedure. Tabs only remain open if there is something not yet read in them, or if I using that page for reference. As soon as the tab is 'used up' it is closed.