I finally made myself enable the setting where it auto-closes inactive tabs after a month. If I haven’t come back to it by then, I probably wasn’t going to.
I think my mistake was enabling session restore on my laptop. I should have a fresh start whenever I open up Firefox and save things as bookmarks, if I actually think I will use them again. Sounds like a bit more waork though.
I have session restore but both at work and home I do this thing called tab nuking every day or so, where I just spam the X for the right most tabs until I can read the tab names again. There are some staples I need for work or at home, but those aren’t on the right side usually. If I fuck it up history is a tool that exists for a reason.
I use sidebery with session restore and like 7 or 8 tab panels so things stay but I can unload and ignore them.
I’ve never used bookmarks after they’re made outside of the bookmarks bar lol they just don’t have the ui or manageability and get hidden away or lost to time.
I finally made myself enable the setting where it auto-closes inactive tabs after a month. If I haven’t come back to it by then, I probably wasn’t going to.
Same.
I think my mistake was enabling session restore on my laptop. I should have a fresh start whenever I open up Firefox and save things as bookmarks, if I actually think I will use them again. Sounds like a bit more waork though.
I have session restore but both at work and home I do this thing called tab nuking every day or so, where I just spam the X for the right most tabs until I can read the tab names again. There are some staples I need for work or at home, but those aren’t on the right side usually. If I fuck it up history is a tool that exists for a reason.
I use sidebery with session restore and like 7 or 8 tab panels so things stay but I can unload and ignore them.
I’ve never used bookmarks after they’re made outside of the bookmarks bar lol they just don’t have the ui or manageability and get hidden away or lost to time.