Re:macOS Big Sur
by ordx on Thursday November 12, 2020 @05:29PM
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Some people hate bookmarks. When you want to read something later you just keep that tab open until you have time to go back. I usually have 200-300 tabs open at any given time. Works great.
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A set of a few hundred tabs, spread across a few windows, is like the bubbling organic head of a stream of temporal bookmarks. It would be great if there were some kind of time-based decay -- or ripening, depending on your perspective -- of open tabs into a more permanent bookmark-like arrangement, with spatial/proximity and window affinity cues. These could easily rehydrate to their live versions, or become fixed as "organic bookmarks" living alongside "affirmative" bookmarks and the normal, more ephemeral, uncurated browsing history.
Re:macOS Big Sur
by Nullabillity on Friday November 13, 2020 @12:24PM
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Tree Style Tab for organization, Auto Tab Discard for the decay, Vimium-FF for search.