Slashdot is running a discussion thread on what are the best browser extensions these days. Â The comments cover a variety of browsers and all kinds of extensions. Â The most popular are, of course, well know. Â But there are a few gems here and there.
For me personally, I’ve picked the Tab Snooze extension. Â I’ve tried quite a few tab management solutions, and neither one of them fits my needs even though most tried (I want to run a single browser window, with dozens or hundreds of tabs open, but I want them to be organized into groups and hidden until later, when I need them). Â Tab Snooze approaches the problem from a slightly different angle. It sets the reminder for when to reopen the tab, and once that’s done, it closes the tab. Â You can find all snoozed tabs and open them before the due date, of course.
This works surprisingly well for me. Â If only I could control the opening of the tabs with something like “17 tabs were woken up and are about to be open. Continue?”. Â Currently, I get the notification and the tabs are open automatically, which is often not at the best time. Â Waking up a lot of tabs can slow the system down a bit and get in the way of things on which I’m working at the time.
