Re:The Chrome Distortion: how Chrome negatively alters our e...
by victorhooi on Saturday March 26, 2016 @05:20PM
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I don't have 400, but I do have 200+, spread across three windows.
I use Chrome's profile feature, to have separate Google accounts signed in.
And my tabs tend to be in "clusters". E.g. I'll have one cluster (5-10 tabs) where I'm doing research on IPv6, another where I'll have a cluster on some JS, another on say, Python list performance etc.
I remember where each cluster is, and even some of the tabs within each cluster - so I just page quickly to that cluster if I know I need to retrieve that info.
Also, I tend to not be that disciplined when bookmarking or filing stuff - so there's that as well.
I'm still yet to find a good lightweight note-taking system - Confluence as a wiki isn't bad, but is still quite heavyweight.
I use Chrome's profile feature, to have separate Google accounts signed in.
And my tabs tend to be in "clusters". E.g. I'll have one cluster (5-10 tabs) where I'm doing research on IPv6, another where I'll have a cluster on some JS, another on say, Python list performance etc.
I remember where each cluster is, and even some of the tabs within each cluster - so I just page quickly to that cluster if I know I need to retrieve that info.
Also, I tend to not be that disciplined when bookmarking or filing stuff - so there's that as well.
I'm still yet to find a good lightweight note-taking system - Confluence as a wiki isn't bad, but is still quite heavyweight.