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I don't care if it is bad UX, I prefer it. I also turn off all the different types of preloading in Chrome, but that's another story. The loading of a page har
by naner 14y ago
I don't care if it is bad UX, I prefer it. I also turn off all the different types of preloading in Chrome, but that's another story.
The loading of a page hardly takes any time at all, and I generally have to reload the page when I finally get to older tabs anyways. And, this is silly, but it feels wasteful to have all tabs loaded all the time when I'm only using one or a few at any given moment.
Also I wouldn't mind if someone invented the "next great thing" to get us away from tabs. They are unwieldy, encourage tab-hoarding, and it is difficult to quickly locate a specific tab within a nontrivial number of open tabs. My overloaded tab bar causes more anguish than my email inbox.