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A friend of mine has 2000 tabs open. He says he uses it not only for history, but also the tabs remember the position of video playback in movies, series, etc.
by kgeist 2y ago
A friend of mine has 2000 tabs open. He says he uses it not only for history, but also the tabs remember the position of video playback in movies, series, etc. so he can continue from where he left.
- prmoustache 2y agoSounds overkill: I am fairly sure all streaming services I have been using already keep position and in the first page have a list of shows you have started and might want to continue watching... My preferred youtube frontend, freetube, also does that.
- j45 2y agoIf the tabs are remotely organized (by window), and you use a plugin to change the title of the window (it shows up with a title then in window managers), it's pretty much an instant on and context switch if you need to switch between projects, and leave them in a good stopping point, and can pick them up instantly from where you left off. I often have used separate browsers for this. One for each project, one for personal, etc. Can work well too.