Browser Tab Hoarding: How do you organize/archive your research? Trying to reach Tab Zero.

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ArchiveBox

#Bookmark Manager #Bookmarks #Utilities 89 social mentions

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Obsidian.md

I also recommend https://obsidian.md/ which makes it easy to create Markdown documents with links to related websites, include useful text snippets, make checkbox lists, tables, etc. You can organize the text like wikis, with links to your other documents, etc. Everything runs locally but sync to mobile/other PCs is doable with Syncthing. Perfect for researchers.

#Knowledge Management #Knowledge Base #Markdown Editor 1485 social mentions

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SingleFile

If you are in chrome (firefox too, I think) you can bookmark all your open tabs. Then at least some of it is stored. The problem starts when you want to go back to a page where you felt you had something important to find and the page is down. For that, you could use an extension like SingleFile which downloads a page with all images as a single html file. It has its limits, but for regular pages it works pretty well.

#Utilities #Download Manager #Web Copier 13 social mentions

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Session Buddy

I use an extension called SessionBuddy. Https://sessionbuddy.com/.

#Chrome Extensions #Work Management #Productivity 4 social mentions

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wallabag

#Bookmark Manager #Bookmarks #Note Taking 15 social mentions

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Auto Tab Discard

Not to be an enabler or anything, but have you tried Auto Tab Discard? Only active tabs will be loaded, so you can have thousands upon thousands of tabs without any impact on memory usage or performance.

#Chrome Extensions #Work Management #Tab Manager 7 social mentions