I am not asking for management or storage or export or sharing ... or anything interesting at all. I should just be able to go to:
chrome://tabs
(or whatever) and see a text list of tab URLs. All browsers should have this functionality.
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I am not asking for management or storage or export or sharing ... or anything interesting at all. I should just be able to go to:
chrome://tabs
(or whatever) and see a text list of tab URLs. All browsers should have this functionality.
Just curious - what is the amount of tabs that everyone else has open right now in their browser? I currently have 29... Trying to figure out on which side I'm an outlier. I know (thanks to the favicon) what each tab is and when I'll use it next, but am I just wasting ram on my computer and in meatspace?
On Firefox - I have 7 windows with ~200 tabs open. I wish cluster was available on Firefox
The goal was to get rid of tabs, not to let them grow exponentially! :c
Also, do you know if there is a version of this for Firefox?
Serious question, people who have hundreds or thousands of tabs at a time, why? Personally I've never found the need to have so many tabs open.
Imagine hitting a button and having AWS drop everything it does into a Terraform file or CloudFormation file or something. Or maybe you go through the UI selecting options and at the end you hit "Export to TF" and you get a TF thing selecting the options you had. That would be cool!
I've heard that Azure has something like this but I haven't tried it myself.
Serious question, people who have hundreds or thousands of tabs at a time, why? Personally I've never found the need to have so many tabs open.
I don't understand why a simple export of the list of current tabs open is not a basic, built-in feature of the browser. I am not asking for management or storage or export or sharing ... or anything interesting at all. I should just be able to go to: chrome://tabs (or whatever) and see a text list of tab URLs. All browsers should have this functionality.
Serious question, people who have hundreds or thousands of tabs at a time, why? Personally I've never found the need to have so many tabs open.