[Discuss] Very slow system, no idle, but nothing running

[david at thekramers.net (David Kramer)]

On 04/24/2012 09:49 PM, Theodore Ruegsegger wrote:
> Hi David,
> 
> In describing your recent travails, for which it appears others are
> helping you more than I could, you happened to mention something that
> caught my eye:
> 
>> For instance, Firefox allows you to group tabs into sets and switch
>> between sets of tabs with a hotkey.  This is really important to me
>> because I work on several different projects, and I could have 8-10 tabs
>> open per project (Agile New England related pages, Arduino related
>> pages, general browsing, To Do, ...).
> 
> This sounds very useful, especially since you describe it later as
> 
>> ...grouping tabs and swapping them in and out...
> 
> If I'm understanding that correctly, I gotta have me some of that!
> What plugin does this?

Yes.  That's what I'm saying ;)

It's built-in functionality.  You hit the tab groups to get a view of
all your different groups and you can drag and drop tabs between them.
When you hit Ctrl-` all your current tabs are hidden and all the tabs in
the next tab group appear.

http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/what-are-tab-groups

All similar plugins for Chromium record sets of URLS and can open up all
those URLs into tabs in addition to the existing ones.  This actually
hides and shows sets of tabs, each one maintaining state and restoring
it while hidden.  Nothing that I can find for Chromium can do that.