> The moment you go on HN, skim the front page and open a queue of HN submissions to read I don't do that. Open one, article, read, close and than open another

> The moment you go on HN, skim the front page and open a queue of HN submissions to read I don't do that. Open one, article, read, close and than open another. And there is no right or wrong way to web browsing. There are two types of people, those who use a bookmark bar and those who use tabs. Myself, I don't get mass tab usage. Use tab, close tab. Reopen if I really need that page again. I ensure that all usage for that tab is exhausted before. On very rare occasions have I needed to reopen that tab. If really need it, I'll bookmark it in the bookmark bar. Password managers, PAM, IMC and all other miscellaneous utilities are all things in my realm yet looking at my work screen now I only a total of three tabs open. Anything that would be useful to have open normally times out anyway. And my actual inbox is organised to where no email sits in the inbox. A new email gets copied to a folder via filter, marked as read. I then delete the email from the inbox once read knowing it exists elsewhere. Makes Mondays very easy to get in to work.