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Re:The Great Suspender: Free up memory by suspending inactiv... by nightcracker on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @06:34AM (#11674082)
Maybe a 'read later' extension could help you? Something longer-term than a tab, but shorter-term than a bookmark.
Re:The Great Suspender: Free up memory by suspending inactiv... by burfog on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @03:22PM (#11678398)
That would imply taking a positive action to do something about the tab. I want to just ignore the tab until I need it again. I don't want to treat the tab specially.

My real desk is messy. I mostly know where stuff is buried because I put it there and nobody messes with my desk. I clean it about once a year, usually when a big project is fully done forever. I want the same functionality from my browser.

Re:The Great Suspender: Free up memory by suspending inactiv... by scholia on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @06:43AM (#11674108)
Yes. What I do now is save the page as an mhtml file so I can read it later without having to find it again. (Chrome should really offer better mhtml support.)
Re:The Great Suspender: Free up memory by suspending inactiv... by burfog on Wednesday May 11, 2016 @03:18PM (#11678355)
not going to touch an extension

Extensions tend to break with browser updates. Extensions tend to cause slowness. Nobody wants your bug report if you are running an extension.