| Curiously I fall in between the two groups he describes. I usually have about 3-4 browser windows open, each in its own workspace (I'm on i3) - basically its own screen. In each one I have about 5-15 tabs open. That's about the limit of what I can read at a glance to quickly flip between them. Periodically I close a few. That's how 50% of the tabs get closed. The other 50% go when I declare 'tab bankruptcy.' If a window has been at the tab limit for a couple days and wasn't compelling enough for me to act on before, I'll close all its tabs. If I didn't take notes about it or process it in some way, too late, gone now. I actually do take screenshots of some of my tabs, full page screenshots, which I think in practice is my 'bookmarking' system. I title the file with what it's about - say, "shadcdn.png". Now it's 'saved', in theory anyway for me to look at at some undefined future date (no hurry). That's my system, which works well enough. |