Re:When the Tab Comes Due: Challenges in the Cost Structure ...
by reversengineer on Sunday May 09, 2021 @06:20PM
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How on earth do you manage 1000+ tabs? With some kind of add-on software, no doubt, but I would like to know your workflow.
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Re:When the Tab Comes Due: Challenges in the Cost Structure ...
by Zancarius on Sunday May 09, 2021 @09:58PM
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Not the OP but for general browsing, I use them as a sort of append-only log. History can be good for trying to find something fairly recently, but my brain works in a manner where if I can remember the approximate timeline of something, I can usually find it if it was within the last 2-3 months just by scrolling through tabs.
After that I usually bookmark them all and nuke them.
Realistically, part of the idea is that if there's something of vague interest, I middle-click figuring I might revisit it at some point in the future. Usually this isn't the case, but as I know it'll wind up in my bookmarks at some point, there's still that possibility. Sometimes it even happens!
I do something similar to one of the siblings' replies with work though. One window per project/task with all associated tabs (e.g. documentation). Usually these don't get abused as much.