[godelski]

I like bookmarks, but you're right about the retrieval problem. I think this is one of the actual problems LMs (not even LLMs) could help resolve. Semantic tagging and generating auto-tags can really help in the retrieval process. Because I do pull things back up but even the placing in the correct place to "live" task isn't straight forward. Because to actually be organized, your bookmarks need depth in their categories. Not to mention the whole issue of selecting a URL, dragging it over the toolbar, holding it over a folder, and then battling dragging it into the next frame that's showing the contents of that folder and all the menu disappearing because I went 0.5 pixels out of bounds (god, who designs these? Same people who design window edges? You really want me to grab a 1 pixel line on a 4k monitor?!)

The reason I end up tab hoarding is because these are temporary bookmarks. Things I might want to but don't know yet if I want to long term store (because the bigger your bookmark library is, the more difficult it is to find things! Major flaw). Or things I'm concurrently working on (tab groups help here). A classic example of the latter is when debugging I might be tracing down an error and do not yet know if I can leave a SO post or doc closed because I haven't resolved the issue yet and there's a good chance I come back. So I can easily solve a bug and that frees up 10+ tabs. Maybe I'm doing it wrong