You are manually caching web content. Were you aware that (a) your browser does that for you; (b) the internet does that for you ?
I'm as guilty of this as anyone and can tell you from experience that it's sutpid.
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You are manually caching web content. Were you aware that (a) your browser does that for you; (b) the internet does that for you ?
I'm as guilty of this as anyone and can tell you from experience that it's sutpid.
Have you tried bookmarking things instead of leaving them open as tabs?
Yes, I find that it identical to closing a tab. I never go in the bookmarks manager after. It is very clunky to use, it adds extra steps compared to keeping the tab open. At that point, it's usually easier to use google to find it again, since at least google can search text inside the page, not just the title. I do occasionally dump my thousands of tabs into the bookmarks managers, in a single unusable folder. It hasn't yet happenned that one of these tabs was retreived. But I hope in the future that I could dump all these tabs into another piece of software that will fetch all the tab's body data and allow me to search it all with a local LLM based search like "using my bookmarks, create one browser window with all URLs on the topic of the 7 megahertz maser" We're close but not there yet.
You might be interested in this then, it's an app that uses AI to auto-tag saved bookmarks: https://hoarder.app/
Neat!, thanks
Why don't you just open less tabs? Just close the browser when you are done using it
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