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I use firefox tabs as post-it notes. I have 324 ...

I use firefox tabs as post-it notes. I have 324 open tabs , which makes my PC run very slow. Is there any online or offline toold good for organizing and quick revieing hundreds of website links, with snapshots, and their "back" history ?


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Tough question. I don't think such software exists. The best solution I can think of is creative use of the Tab Mix Plus extension, which allows you to save a window with all the tabs and their history. This way you can save and load different subsets of your tabs, like all the tabs related to a specific project you have, instead of having them all open all the time.
Posted 2007-09-23T10:31:55Z
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No.. the reason why is that it consumed a lot of your memory having many open tabs of your browser.

Posted 2007-10-02T11:34:23Z
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