So, I'm trying to do what you do, entirely using browser tabs. It concretely doesn't work.
After 200-400 suspended tabs open and a browser chewing molasses, I tend to export all URLs to a list for One Day In The Magical Future™, kill my session and restart.
So yeah, I'm very interested to find out what rule system you use - is this bespoke, or using standard email client features?
Also, what email client do you use? I've been trying to find a medium between "old computer becomes unusable after >10 tabs are open" and "fast, native information-presentation applications (like terminals) are text-only and don't support images" for 15+ years.
I use Gmail's basic HTML mode 99% of the time. It... I can't say I like it. I want something that doesn't use Qt and GTK+, because I perceive more lag with applications that use these toolkits than I did with lightweight WinAPI apps I ran on Win98/Win2K machines with half the hardware capability.
Browser tabs were a different part of the puzzle, for me anyway. This is my preferred way of managing information:
* My email pulls new information into my digital sphere of awareness.
* Browser tabs/history manage active context and mid-term working memory.
* Bookmarks (poorly) curate resources for long-term information retrieval.
* My git-backed repository of notes tracked my own thoughts and plans.
Fastmail, gmail, and my old university Outlook account all support creating rules, however I am not aware of any RFC standards around rules. My adhoc suite of scripts for pushing content to email is entirely custom.
I like Thunderbird, but it's a pig at 300MB memory consumption... however it's open source and does what I expect.
After 200-400 suspended tabs open and a browser chewing molasses, I tend to export all URLs to a list for One Day In The Magical Future™, kill my session and restart.
So yeah, I'm very interested to find out what rule system you use - is this bespoke, or using standard email client features?
Also, what email client do you use? I've been trying to find a medium between "old computer becomes unusable after >10 tabs are open" and "fast, native information-presentation applications (like terminals) are text-only and don't support images" for 15+ years.
I use Gmail's basic HTML mode 99% of the time. It... I can't say I like it. I want something that doesn't use Qt and GTK+, because I perceive more lag with applications that use these toolkits than I did with lightweight WinAPI apps I ran on Win98/Win2K machines with half the hardware capability.