Re:Flow browser passes the Acid tests
by afiori on Sunday June 14, 2020 @04:52PM
(#23521264)
I disagree with the first claim:
> (1) you should only open tabs for the task you're currently working on
In good part because there are no other simple "read later"
alternatives in a browser.
Something that would be an option would be a special single use kind of bookmark that gets deleted once you reopen it.
I am on the extreme side of keeping too many tabs open, part of the reason is that they offer a very simple and unique functionality in the browser (it was my reason between other to switch to Firefox, it could easily handles a few hundred tabs (with some restarts from about:profiles))
> (1) you should only open tabs for the task you're currently working on
In good part because there are no other simple "read later" alternatives in a browser.
Something that would be an option would be a special single use kind of bookmark that gets deleted once you reopen it.
I am on the extreme side of keeping too many tabs open, part of the reason is that they offer a very simple and unique functionality in the browser (it was my reason between other to switch to Firefox, it could easily handles a few hundred tabs (with some restarts from about:profiles))