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by tony-allan
957 days ago
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I have lots of tabs open in a dozen windows in 8 MacOS desktops.
Each window is current project focussed + Mail, News and Entertainment.
I work my 16GB of RAM very hard with many bloated web pages. I don't like the environment much but I care about the time to context switch between projects (with text, email, and phone interrupts). I also find the sign-in process to be very broken and an attempt to reduce the sign-in time is my major issue. It is a lot worse with many 2FA authorisation schemes — TOTP, email, text message, open this or that app on my phone. If the time to open a new tab (including the sign-in process) was 50ms then I would have one window and use some mechanism to open a set of tags. Perhaps a tab group suspend function that frees up resources and securely saves authentication state and context information? |
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