I have no data, but I'd hazard a guess that more people regularly have >12 tabs open than those who don't.
I can't remember a time where I didn't open every link in a new window in the days prior to tabs. Back button navigation is chaos.
I can't remember a time where I didn't open every link in a new window in the days prior to tabs. Back button navigation is chaos.
Browser vendors have dealt with that by adding a "tab expiration" setting, where tabs can be deleted after a certain amount of days. I think it's a fantastic idea, just like a self-emptying trash bin.
Unless your job is specifically to collect information, then you probably don't have time to comb through everything you find online. While it's easy to want to catalog everything, the sanest option is to default on our digital debts frequently.