On Browser Tabs
I... have a problem. I recently had ~1600 tabs open in Firefox. With a lot of painstaking effort I cut it down to ~750. Quite some distance to go still.<p>The default interface sucks once you have more than 50 tabs. I wish there were easy REPL-ish programmatic access to the list&#x2F;dict of tabs (so I could filter out all GitHub tabs, or close all stackoverflow tabs, etc) and that was a first class citizen in the browser interface. This is one reason I’m really excited about the Nyxt browser.<p>PS: Part of it might be FOMO, but part of it is also that these links represent certain threads of thought&#x2F;exploration and are like bookmarks of things to revisit at a later time. Yes, in principle I could export the list of tabs to a text file, and begin anew, but that’s not a fully satisfactory solution. I think we need tools &amp; interfaces to better (more holistically) accommodate people’s intellectual workflows; what we have today is geared much more towards consumption.<p>As an example: why can’t we easily group tabs into projects and have <i>bidirectional sync</i> between the browser and project related resources (Eg: Some markdown&#x2F;org file, or sync with Evernote&#x2F;Notion&#x2F;Roam, etc) so that whenever I resume working on the project, I get a warm start with the context mapped out (continuing from the previous session). And I want a much tighter relationship between my tabs and my project notes (akin to bibliography of references), including annotations on webpages, etc. If we are to use the web more effectively, the ecosystem surrounding browsers needs to grow up and help us get there.