Tabs

Tame the Tab Overload: Find What You Need Fast

Too many open tabs? They slow down your browser—and your brain. Let’s declutter that digital jungle and make your browsing feel light and efficient.

1. Bookmark, Don’t Hoard
If a tab has been open for days, ask yourself: Do I really need it? Bookmark useful pages and close the rest.

2. Create a Bookmark System
Organize bookmarks into folders, like:

• “Work”

• “Recipes”

• “Articles to Read”
  This makes finding what you need quick and easy.

3. Use Tab Groups
Many browsers let you group tabs by category. For example, keep your “Work” and “Personal” tabs separate for less chaos.

4. Set a Tab Limit
Challenge yourself to keep no more than 5 tabs open at a time. Anything more? Close or bookmark it.

5. Review Tabs Before Logging Off
Make it a habit to tidy up your browser at the end of each day. Start tomorrow with a fresh, focused slate.

6. Use Tools to Stay Organized
Extensions like OneTab or Pocket can help you save and manage tabs without keeping them all open.

Clear tabs, clear mind. Browsing should feel productive, not overwhelming.