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> I have been asked to defend my habit many times, so here it is: I use open tabs as a volatile bookmark. There's a Firefox extension called "toomanytabs" that
by kanzure 14y ago
> I have been asked to defend my habit many times, so here it is: I use open tabs as a volatile bookmark.
There's a Firefox extension called "toomanytabs" that tries to improve the "volatile bookmark" experience. Frankly, I think it should be called "notenoughtabs".
Btw, I have found that Opera can reliably handle 400+ open tabs simultaneously. The downside is that it's not Firefox. And Chrome took out vertical tabs in 2008 or something. bleh.
- Bjartr 14y agoFYI, Chrome now has stacked tabs and tab grouping.
- sire404 14y agoThanks, I've been waiting for this. It's still experimental (under "about:flags"). Stacked tabs are great, but unfortunately "tab grouping" is not that, it's just a feature that makes it possible to select several tabs at once?! With real tab grouping in Chrome, including a feature to only load tabs when selected, I could finally make the switch from Firefox and the great "TabGroupsManager" addon. Unfortunately, Chrome dev team decided that opening all tabs on startup is a good thing and marked intelligent lazy loading of tabs as "won't fix". I cannot find one good argument against this feature, unless it's extremely difficult technically (which is unlikely). Source: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=105666 http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=105666
- gpvos 14y agoI've found that Opera crashes too often with 150+ tabs, often even at startup. What I would like Opera to have is a similar option to Firefox to let tabs remain dormant until you click on them. That might make me switch back.