What performance issue? Browsers should structure themselves like Chrome
does where each tab is a separate process from the core browser. Therefore
no one tab will degrade the whole browser's performance and if one site
instance crashes it doesn't affect any other tab. In Chrome while some
sites will be sluggish (e.g. Facebook), its design means everything else
continues to perform normally.


On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 7:02 AM, LuKreme <[email protected]> wrote:

> Ashley Aitken opined on Sunday 24-Feb-2013@10:32:36
> > Am I missing something?  What do other people do?  I like to group tabs
> in different windows (according to what I am doing etc.)  Do people just
> use one window for all tabs?  Any suggestions?
>
> I use at most two windows and rarely have more than 10 tabs total, and
> mostly those will be all in one window. I will pull a tab out to be a
> stand-alone window on occasions, but usually that is just one tab and just
> for a brief period. I’d say 95% of the time I have a  single window with 10
> or fewer tabs.
>
> > I frequently have 5-10 browser windows with 5-10 tabs in each …
>
> Yeah, my brain can’t handle that. I use the history a lot (usually the
> menu, not the search) to pull back recent windows.
>
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