The semi-logical reason that I leave so many tabs open, is that I do need/want the tab now, or in the near future, and keeping it in a tab is sort of like a sticky note to remind myself to do it. It rarely works though and just contributes to a growing sense of anxiety as I’m constantly stared down by a huge row of “to-dos”
How is it any different than a tab, other than the fact that it isn’t loaded into your RAM or whatever? Do you really believe this person needs tab # 6546?
Just use a bookmarks bar, and it even looks almost identical.
If it is important and you don’t need it right now, use a bookmark and close that tab. Bookmarks have been around for literal decades now in browsers.
The semi-logical reason that I leave so many tabs open, is that I do need/want the tab now, or in the near future, and keeping it in a tab is sort of like a sticky note to remind myself to do it. It rarely works though and just contributes to a growing sense of anxiety as I’m constantly stared down by a huge row of “to-dos”
So bookmark it in a check back later folder to switch your anxiety to the folder, at least its safe if you back it up.
In my experience the bookmark button is essentially the, ‘This is interesting and I’ll check this out later but never really will’ button.
Now, I have a thousand unsorted bookmarks that I am ashamed to look at and half of them are decade old dead links.
Everyone is different, though. A sane person could categorize different bookmarks into relevant sub folders and review/clean them out monthly.
I’m not that person.
How is it any different than a tab, other than the fact that it isn’t loaded into your RAM or whatever? Do you really believe this person needs tab # 6546?
Just use a bookmarks bar, and it even looks almost identical.
There should be a 404 checker built into bookmarks. Once a year run a quick scan.