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by srgseg 14y ago
You can Ctrl or Cmd click a set of tabs, and it will restore them without removing them from the OneTab list. Thus you will be able to use OneTab to open sets of frequently accessed tabs.
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by srgseg 14y ago
You will never lose your list. If you store multiple sets of tabs, they will appear as "tab groups" in OneTab. If you accidentally close your OneTab tab, it will reappear when you click the blue extension icon or when you restart your web b
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by srgseg 14y ago
It stores the URLs of your open tabs, including any GET requests. It does not store POST data.
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by srgseg 14y ago
Not only does it save you memory, it also reduces CPU usage because Chrome would otherwise continue to run scripts in all of your open tabs. Depending on the complexity of the web pages, having 100 open tabs can easily cripple a brand new l
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by srgseg 14y ago
The OneTab servers are never accessed unless you click the "share as a web page" button. We don't know what tabs you have open, or what tabs you have put in your OneTab list.
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by srgseg 14y ago
I used to do that sometimes, but it suffered from the "out of sight, out of mind" problem.
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by srgseg 14y ago
That's probably Chrome obeying the HTTP cache headers for the web site in question.
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by srgseg 14y ago
True, but this extension will help you distinguish between the tabs you want to close forever and the tabs you want to return to later.
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by srgseg 14y ago
We've been looking at this, apparently this happens when an extension has just been released and is "propagating between servers". If the extension install is not working for you, it should start working later today once Google's webstore s
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by srgseg 14y ago
The install button has to call the chrome.webstore.install API for instant installation, so if it were a hovered link it would not show anything particularly descriptive.
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by srgseg 14y ago
(OneTab developer here): None of your tabs are sent to a third party server. It's all stored in HTML5 local storage. The only way the one-tab servers know about your tabs is if you click to 'share as a web page', which transmits your tabs t
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by srgseg 14y ago
OneTab developer here: thanks for all your suggestions, I'll be working on them :) A few FAQs: 1. The OneTab tab persists even if you close your web browser. 2. If you ever close your OneTab tab, this doesn't lose your tabs. You can always
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by srgseg 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. At the moment, one way to achieve this is to "pin" the gmail tab. OneTab will not close any pinned tabs.
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by srgseg 14y ago
Thanks, it's on the to-do :)
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by srgseg 14y ago
Great timing - I just posted a Show HN about my new extension to save 95% memory in Google Chrome http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5356823
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Show HN: Save Memory in Google Chrome(one-tab.com)
314 points by srgseg 14y ago|292 comments
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by srgseg 14y ago
A solution: This TED video with Donald Sadoway talks about how his team is rethinking the design of large scale batteries for storing renewable energy http://www.ted.com/talks/donald_sadoway_the_missing_link_to_...
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by srgseg 14y ago
Intel's roadmap for how long it'll take for everything to go retina: (png) http://media.bestofmicro.com/M/F/333879/original/Intel-Roadm...
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Amazon introduces Web-Scale Database, DynamoDB(techcrunch.com)
1 points by srgseg 15y ago|0 comments
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by srgseg 15y ago
I was lucky, the test server I installed this onto was sitting in my house.
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by srgseg 15y ago
I did a Google search and apparently the bug is fixed in later versions of Fedora, so it's just a temporary situation with RHEL/CentOS I'm assuming. I think the easiest way to check if your server would be affected is to boot from the CentO
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by srgseg 15y ago
Warning: I upgraded an HP ProLiant DL385 server from CentOS 6 to 6.2 and the network stopped working due to an incompatibility with the 6.2 driver. If you have a server that uses a Broadcom ethernet controller (tg3 driver) I hope this saves
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by srgseg 15y ago
The 30 second video of this quote is here http://www.time.com/time/video/player/0,32068,1277081754001_...
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by srgseg 15y ago
The best part about exceptions (unchecked), is that they allow an exception to automatically bubble upward to the level of code that actually should be responsible for taking action, without having to write a ton of boilerplate code all the
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by srgseg 15y ago
In this Wooga presentation they talk about how DB hosting in the cloud is 20x more expensive than on rented dedicated servers, or 5x more expensive per DAU across the entire variety of servers required. http://www.slideshare.net/wooga/game
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140 Gbps consumer broadband satellite launches(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by srgseg 15y ago|1 comments
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Ofcom pushes UK to be first in white-space radio(zdnet.co.uk)
1 points by srgseg 15y ago|0 comments
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by srgseg 15y ago
If you're looking for a PC and have Macbook Air envy, Intel Ultrabooks are just days away.... Lenovo, Asustek and Acer are all preparing the lightweight laptops for the autumn, after Intel announced its answer to the MacBook Air back in Ma
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by srgseg 15y ago
A proposed solution, for the critique of any mathematicians here: Always split each channel into ten 10-percentile bands, instead of just taking an overall average. Then model total expected revenue per channel based on these bands. Perhaps
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by srgseg 15y ago
I think it's the result of people wanting to do something to show that the community cares, and realising that actually the local councils had already done a good cleanup job overnight. Nevertheless, I thought it was a heart warming gesture

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