Re:“Why does Chrome not have a good tab management system bu...
by Klathmon on Tuesday June 09, 2015 @11:29AM
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I've had projects get so "packed" with tabs that i have about 50 in there, but it's generally just used as a stack at that point.
Every "tangent" i need to explore, or every other level i need to dive into opens another tab, and by hitting CTRL+W i can pop them off when i'm done and go back to where i split.
So i have had times where there are 50+ tabs in a window, but generally that's the exception not the rule for me, but i can easily understand how people get there normally.
One of my friends uses "google searches" as a form of note taking. It's "backed up" to his history, 90% of them end up as a search at one point anyway, and it's easy to open one and type it in without any extra steps or much thought at all.
Every "tangent" i need to explore, or every other level i need to dive into opens another tab, and by hitting CTRL+W i can pop them off when i'm done and go back to where i split.
So i have had times where there are 50+ tabs in a window, but generally that's the exception not the rule for me, but i can easily understand how people get there normally.
One of my friends uses "google searches" as a form of note taking. It's "backed up" to his history, 90% of them end up as a search at one point anyway, and it's easy to open one and type it in without any extra steps or much thought at all.