Do people actually close tabs when they've read them?

I mean, I usually have like 20 PC tabs alone opened :/

I keep my number of tabs to a limit of 4, because I don't want to risk my chances of getting a virus or slowing down my computer. After reading an article tab and its comments, I x it out immediately.

MorallyIncorrect said:

I mean, I usually have like 20 PC tabs alone opened :/

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does anyone actually fucking Do This Shit

I always close mine because I hate having tab clutter lol (Says that yet has four tabs open =p)

i hate having too many tabs open at the same time...i'm not a very good multitasker. i usually have two tabs open: pc and youtube.

maccrash said:

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I guess it's my reddit mentality of opening all the threads and reading them piece by piece, and never closing them...

I find myself keeping way too many tabs open, mainly of Tumblr and PC lol. I'm just that too dedicated to both sites if that's saying anything.

I currently have 22 tabs open, but three of those are just what I'm currently doing. The other 19 are things that I haven't gotten to look at yet. Once I do get to them, reading through whatever I need to then I close them out.

Yeah? Why wouldn't I close them... I never got how people could have like 20+ tabs open while just casually browsing, on average I'd have around five or six.

maccrash said:

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Try going to a super active forum or reddit and things get very fun.

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That was essentially me in 2013, so I'd imagine that a lot of people do.

Open tabs means things I want to read and not forget about before I actually get around to doing so. Once they're read, they're closed. They've served their purpose then!

So I usually have several tabs open at once, though often nowhere near 20. Maybe like 10 at the most. Any more than that and things start to feel cluttered and nope I'll be closing tabs by then regardless.

Most of the time I have at least two tabs open while i'm online (Marriland and PC), and there will often be at least a couple more based on how many forums in each one there are that I have to look at.

I have at least 3-6 tabs open while browsing PC.

I always scold my brother for having too many useless tabs open. It's pointless, makes it difficult to do anything, and as an aesthetically demanding person really annoys me.

I hate having tabs which shouldn't be there myself, so I close tabs after I finish reading what's on the page.

I like my tabs the way I like my desktop. Clean and clutter free, meaning I have 3 tabs open at most (one left for streaming music) unless I'm doing research for a report.

20 TABS MAN ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?! How does your computer even handle that many tabs? Mine would probably blow up due to CPU usage. Obviously no, I don't keep tabs open after I'm done reading whatever's on a page. My laptop just gets so cluttered and laggy that my laptop will have it's fan running on full blast and no I just hate having a bunch of tabs open.

Man, if I've got any more than 5 tabs open at a time, I feel like it's too many. Generally I'll stick with 3- Twitter, and if I'm browsing PC, the index + whatever page I'm looking at. When it starts getting into any more than that though, it just feels to cluttered and then I don't actually look at the tabs before I close them.

Whenever I'm on some website to read up on a few things, I open everything on a separate tab, and once I'm done looking through, similarly to some of us here, I close.

Around 2008 or so, I had no clue that tabs existed, and I'd find myself opening various windows (which sucked, as it'd slow my computer down); when I'd finally discovered them, I was very thankful, as they seemed to have made browsing a lot more easy and whatnot.

For me it's pretty simple. I open two windows and arrange them from left to right. On the right side go all tabs containing Youtube stuff (normally two tabs) and on the left side everything else (mostly two or more tabs). Whenever I finish something, said tab gets closed, it's simple as that.