Re:The Great Suspender: Free up memory by suspending inactiv...
by austinjp on Thursday May 12, 2016 @04:14AM
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Several projects underway at once, each in its own virtual desktop. Each desktop might have two or three browser windows open, each with several tabs.
As I tire of one project I switch desktop to another that's more aligned to my frame of mind.
I don't tend to kill old browser windows because they serve as a refresher to remind me where I'd got to with a certain problem, or a particular research issue. Only when I've reached some sort of resolution do I kill tabs or even whole browser windows.
Those tabs sure mount up.
Occasionally I try a different workflow but I gravitate to this habit. It seems to work for me.
As I tire of one project I switch desktop to another that's more aligned to my frame of mind.
I don't tend to kill old browser windows because they serve as a refresher to remind me where I'd got to with a certain problem, or a particular research issue. Only when I've reached some sort of resolution do I kill tabs or even whole browser windows.
Those tabs sure mount up.
Occasionally I try a different workflow but I gravitate to this habit. It seems to work for me.