• blargerer@kbin.social
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    8 months ago

    Sometimes I see people complaining about firefox crashing or being low performance, and I’m always like, I’ve been using firefox for 20 years its always been fine. Then I see this and I’m like okay, I guess me topping out at 20-30 tabs when researching something new isn’t enough for some people? Use book marks.

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    All these haters up in here. Here’s to opening another tab brah! Digital power ✊

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    8 months ago

    Internet Websie Calls A Person Who Doesn’t Know How To Manage Bookmarks A “Power User”

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    As interesting as this is, the thought that one wouldn’t patch and restart their system for two years is a bit terrifying from a security perspective.

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    Maybe it’s just my ADHD, but I can’t even imagine managing that many tabs.

    In my workflow, I start a project, then keep opening new tabs as I need to look things up, frequently moving tabs between multiple browsers spanning my 32" monitor. So long as I’m working on that problem, I just keep opening new tabs.

    Then, when I’ve finally squared away the section of the project I was working on, I usually just close the browser entirely and start fresh.

    Needing to manually sift through the 80+ tabs I chaotically opened in the last hour or so to figure out what’s worth keeping? Hell no. That’s what browser history is for. It’s Etch-a-Sketch time! Shake it clean and start fresh.

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      I follow a “rule of seven” with tabs: once I open the 8th tab, I check the other 7 to see if

      • I don’t need it any more - close it down
      • I’ll need it in a near future - keep it open
      • I’ll need it in a far future - bookmark it, close it down

      Seven is small enough to keep track of them, but large enough to be flexible.

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      Pretty sure it’s me ADHD that causes me to accumulate tabs like this…

      I’ll have dozens and dozens of windows full of tabs.

      I recently did a tab clean out before moving. And had tabs up from ideas or to do’s or items that interested me from 4+ years ago.

      Every time I restart my computer or close Firefox I always restore my previous session and get all those tabs back.

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      Whereas my ADHD has me keeping huge numbers of tabs open (although my record is only ~350) because once it’s closed, it’s completely gone from my mind. Bookmarks are a burial ground, and history has all the other stuff that I don’t need to reference anymore. With tabs, I can go through them and remember why I kept it around, and close it once I’ve actually done something with it.

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    Impressive dedication! Managing over 7,400 tabs for two years is remarkable. It’s a testament to Firefox’s capabilities and the user’s organizational skills. Stay in the loop by visiting <a href=“https://sfrmoncompte.com/”>sfr mon compte</a>

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    @yoasif@fedia.io

    Jokes aside, are you using Firefox? Any updated organizational strategies? @mmasnick@mastodon.social

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      @Desistance@lemmy.world @firefox@fedia.io I have about 30 pinned tabs between Firefox and 2 other browsers.