Apple_in_my_Eye wrote:
I feel like I have too many tabs open when my browser grinds to a crawl under the huge memory load -- usually about 100.
I'll be reading something, and there will be some interesting looking links in it, so I'll open them in a new tabs to read later, so I won't have to interrupt what I'm reading at the time. And then those tabs will have interesting links, and on and on with the geometric progression. Then, when the browser takes 20 seconds to switch tabs, I close them all down and start over.
I was totally agreeing with you until the last sentence. No way could I just blindly close them all. When it gets to a massive amount I need to quickly go through them and decide what I actually want to read and close all the ones that matter less. Then when I've narrowed it down I start over from there. Leaving my computer at any given time can take a while. Unless I just decide to give up and close the session to be resumed later.
Fuzzy wrote:
Dont look over my shoulder then. I'll sometimes have 20 open. If i am reading something good I will middle click the links to cache them to read. As well, I'll have a few programs open, and I am sometimes reading a book too.
You just taught me a very evil but amazing trick. I don't know why I never thought to figure out what middle click would do but now that I know it can open tabs (in the background even, I just tried it), I've entered dangerous territory. Now that I can open tabs with one click instead of two or one and a mouse gesture, it'll save precious seconds that I can use to open even more tabs.
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