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Hmm yeah sorry without context it sounds like a bit of a dick move to be honest. You just assumed your way of working was somehow superior. I have always relie
by teekert 3y ago
Hmm yeah sorry without context it sounds like a bit of a dick move to be honest. You just assumed your way of working was somehow superior.
I have always relied on search and “last openend” for seeing what I was working on. Then some dude just deletes my winXP “last used” (or whatever it was) menu item stating: you should sort things in folders. Not amused I was.
- em-bee 3y agoeven with sorting stuff in folders, "last opened" is a shortcut that saves several clicks and it helps me remember, which is important to get back into the zone. same goes for browser history. it's not just where i have been, but also when. that gets lost with bookmarks. i probably won't miss really old history entries, but that's also an advantage. history eventually ages out. bookmarks never age out. i'd have to delete them manually. lastly at least originally visited links had a different color. bookmarked links don't do that. but then, i'll just keep tabs open anyways.