I have two scenarios of browser usage.<p>For work.<p>One main window with relatively static set of 10 to 20 frequently used tabs. There are mails, task managers, monitorings, documentations, interesting work-related topics, ambient music streams etc.<p>One separate window with tabs for current task.<p>Which is pretty common way to stay focused and productive.<p>Everyday use.<p>This is a different story.<p>Generally, once or twice a month, I skim through my feeds and open all articles I've been interested in. Some of them I read right away but most are leaved for the next read them all phase.<p>At that moment, there could be up to 250 of opened tabs. Many of them are topic-related, or even with the same topic, but from different sources.<p>But because they are placed in order of opening, not by relevance, it is exhausting to search and switch between relevant tabs.<p>After reading, some articles may go to bookmarks. And when there are already thousands of them, this is no easy task neither.<p>Other articles may hang unread for a long time.<p>At some moment, I get to the point that I cant take it anymore. So, I have made a browser extension that keeps me sane.<p>It:<p>- groups relevant tabs and bookmarks closer to each other;<p>- breaks bookmarks into smaller, better manageable folders;<p>- closes or bookmarks tabs that are hang unread for a long time;<p>- reminds you about unread articles if you are reading the one with similar topic.<p>Clearly, a more tabs and bookmarks you have, a more helpful the extension become.
But even in my work scenario it is very useful.<p>P.S.<p>I don't have much karma to create HN Poll.<p>So, in your comments, please refer to the following answer variants for convenience.<p>How many tabs do you have?
0-20 tabs,
20-100 tabs,
100-200 tabs,
200-500 tabs,
500+ tabs.<p>How many bookmarks do you have?
None,
1-100,
100-1000,
1000-5000,
5000+