this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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The main question is did they finish it or started a new one.
That tab is lost forever. It's best to open up a new one.
Can’t lose tabs if you just close them all the time. That’s how I solved that habit. 🧐😂😂
Nope, can't close, there was something I was going to finish on one of those tabs, I just know it, the only way is to leave them all open, never return to them and then forget why I had them open if I do return
and then finally months later when I open my computer to 100 tabs I just give up and close them all anyway lol