There are some must-haves like your personal blog, Twitter, Facebook, and Google.
But then there are at least 20 more.
It’s tab overload!
Having tons of open tabs slows down Firefox.
And as the tabs turn Firefox into an MB hungry monster, they also slow down your setup.
So what are your options?
Just leave as is, discard the tabs, or move them to your helplessly unorganized bookmarks?
Here are some strategies to help you manage your tabs.
When you’re back, right-click onto that folder and select >Open All in Tabs.
There are many extensions that help you deal with an overloaded tab bar.
you’re free to organize your tabs, make them smaller, or extend the available space.
Here is a small selection of tested add-ons.
Group Tabs with TabGroups Manager [No Longer Available]
This is an ingenious extension.
It let’s your group your tabs based on topics.
The drawback is that it occupies a little more space.
One row shows the category tabs and the second row displays open tabs.
You cannot rename the Start tab.
However, when you remove all tabs from it, it automatically disappears.
To remove other categories, tap the - on the far left of the category bar.
In fact, this extension would deserve an entire article to explore all its potential.
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