So basically I am a serial tab hoarder and none of the handful of tab managers I attempted to use could sustain my massive amount of tabs. De-dupe is not effective when you have many unique tabs.
I finally put together a simple concept that could work for me (and maybe you too)--a tab budget. A tab budget is a number you set which determines how many tabs are kept in view. If you exceed it, the oldest tabs get "parked" and if you make more room , they come back in relative order.
So yeah, I built a tab management chrome extension called TidyTabs. It provides 1) vanilla de-dupes 2) auto-close tabs if they age out 3) manual nuking dupes 4) manual nuking tab groups (computer-use vibe coders, I'm looking at you) 5) tab budget (++)
Give it a try if you are interested, thx.
PS: It is very soul cleansing for me to see the number of tabs stay static.
ydna404•18m ago
So basically I am a serial tab hoarder and none of the handful of tab managers I attempted to use could sustain my massive amount of tabs. De-dupe is not effective when you have many unique tabs.
I finally put together a simple concept that could work for me (and maybe you too)--a tab budget. A tab budget is a number you set which determines how many tabs are kept in view. If you exceed it, the oldest tabs get "parked" and if you make more room , they come back in relative order.
So yeah, I built a tab management chrome extension called TidyTabs. It provides 1) vanilla de-dupes 2) auto-close tabs if they age out 3) manual nuking dupes 4) manual nuking tab groups (computer-use vibe coders, I'm looking at you) 5) tab budget (++)
Give it a try if you are interested, thx.
PS: It is very soul cleansing for me to see the number of tabs stay static.