[robotamerica]

found this on your ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Bear Blog. having fun with it. set it up like my zen browser (with the sidebar + pinned tabs) and testing it out for my productivity stack at work. I themed out the glide-hint css via userChrome.css to better match my aesthetics. keep up the great work, i will be keenly following along.

1. https://freeimage.host/i/KMQu3EQ 2. https://freeimage.host/i/KMQAJ9t

[MarsIronPI]

How many tabs do you have open on average? Do you ever have trouble finding tabs with just being able to see the favicon?

[robotamerica]

i typically have 5 tabs open, no more, no less. i always have them in the same order so that i can navigate via alt+1, alt+2, alt+3, etc.. one tab is always my personalised homescreen which has all the main links+software i use in a day. having them in the same order means i don't even need to look at the sidebar to navigate to them, it just helps to see what tab i am focused on sometimes.

with glide you can also make keymaps:

glide.keymaps.set("normal", "gd", () => openOrFocus("docs.google.com/document", "https://docs.google.com"), { description: "Go Docs" });

so i can close a tab quickly in normal mode using: tx. then hit gd to open google docs as an example.

i do have a hidden bookmarks bar with a ton of junk and sites i rarely open, but it is there if i need to find something.

[MarsIronPI]

Huh. I always end up with a mini tab explosion every time I do anything intensive like skimming docs or shopping/product comparison. Does that ever happen to you? Or do you just close all the resulting tabs as soon as you're done?

Sorry if the questions are a little much; as a tab hoarder I'm always curious when productive people make do with small numbers of tabs.

[robotamerica]

no worries about the questions, happy to share. i am pretty good at closing off unused tabs as i don't like the clutter.

for comparative work i use split tabs and for document skimming i use reader mode + anytime i feel overwhelmed i will start saving things to pocket to skim or search through later.

[probablyrobert]

Oh wow this is very cool, thank you for sharing!!

[robotamerica]

no worries, thanks to you!