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  • Yeah, older folks remember the times before browsers had any kind of memory management w.r.t. tabs. And you had maybe 8GB RAM (and that would have been considered beefy). The browsers themselves were also, more often than not, just straight up memory leaks. The longer you kept the program open, the the more RAM it would take until it broke.

    No shot you could run up anywhere near those numbers of tabs before your entire system would get bogged down and eventually the browser would crash (and you’d lose them all)



  • I also bookmark extensively, and actually have my address bar set up to only give me suggestions from my bookmarks.

    This is what people don’t seem to realize they can do… You can literally create a bookmarks folder that you never look at again, only search through using your address bar.

    You can use a tab stash extension to turn all of your open tabs into bookmarks if you want to preserve what you had open that session. Then you can search through those bookmarks in your address bar.










  • prole@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoLinux@lemmy.mlFirefox Finally Did It (Tab Groups)
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    This is what I do. You can even create folders with no name that take up very little space on the bookmarks toolbar, and fill them with links. You can have sub-folders within those folders… I truly just do not understand the tab hoarding mentality.

    You can also just start typing and set up your search bar to automatically search bookmarks (and history too if you’re afraid of losing something)