> Less than 100 tabs
Find a way to organise your stuff better? Whip up a page of links and use that? Dirs of shortcuts or something?
Having 50+ tabs open can't be an efficient way to manage your references.
Find a way to organise your stuff better? Whip up a page of links and use that? Dirs of shortcuts or something?
Having 50+ tabs open can't be an efficient way to manage your references.
There's obviously benefits to a more robust way to manage your work state. I'd view it in a similar vein as the advantages of a tidy desk: Some people lack the discipline to keep that state and can somewhat compensate for some of the disadvantages i.e. by application of spatial memory and the advantage of having everything to hand.
If people are going to do things the wrong way regardless providing them tools to improve their situation can still make sense.
I have 8 virtual desktops with different projects open, R studio and Jupyter notebook windows plus reference reading material. The work I do typically involves long running tasks and checking back on projects or doing some add on analysis. It takes way too long to get everything aligned right and started up on different monitors so this machine is always on.
I'd expect web browsers to be able to handle this without ui lag if the hardware is good enough. At this rate, I might run firefox in separate docker containers per virtual desktop just to keep it smooth. Would benefit security too...