On 1 June 2018 at 01:22, Richard Newman wrote:
> There's another option here that hasn't been mentioned: switch to storing
> tabs on disk. It's possible that the considerations that caused us to not
> persist them are no longer worth the difference in behavior.
>
> Most users will have relatively
I like this one. When I'm doing research and switch to a new machine
(usually going home for the night, in the lab, notebook, tablet, ...) I
may have a thought and want to access part of what I was doing during
the day. Sometimes I can have ~30 -100 tabs open.
On 5/31/2018 8:22 AM, Richard Newm
There's another option here that hasn't been mentioned: switch to storing
tabs on disk. It's possible that the considerations that caused us to not
persist them are no longer worth the difference in behavior.
Most users will have relatively small tabs records. We already persist
other churny data,
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