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Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by autoexec on Saturday November 22, 2025 @02:41PM (#46017602)
In my experience firefox is "pretty good" about having lots of tabs and windows open if you don't mind it crashing every week or two.
Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by lemoncookiechip on Saturday November 22, 2025 @03:24PM (#46017944)
I've not had a crash on Firefox in like a decade, basically since the Quantum update in like 2016.
Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by autoexec on Saturday November 22, 2025 @04:12PM (#46018315)
Try living like I do. I currently have 1,838 tabs open across 9 different windows. On second thought, maybe don't live like I do...
Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by ddoeth on Sunday November 23, 2025 @07:18AM (#46022973)
Why do you need all of these tabs open? How do you find what you need?
Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by autoexec on Monday November 24, 2025 @12:20PM (#46036475)
I likely don't need all the tabs. Some were opened only because they might be useful or interesting. Others get opened because they cover something I want to dig into further later on, but in this case it's the buildup of multiple crash>restore cycles. Eventually I'll get to each tab and close it or save the URL separately until it's back to 0, but even in that process new tabs/windows get opened so it can take time.
Re:Samsung's 60% DRAM Price Hike Signals a New Phase of Glob... by philsnow on Friday November 28, 2025 @02:13AM (#46076294)
I've got ~5k+ tabs, and I've also seen basically zero crashes in the last decade. I'm on Macos, not very many extensions though one of them is Sidebery (and before that Tree Style Tabs) which seems to slow things down quite a lot.