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		jhanschoo on June 14, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Browser tabs are probably the wrong metaphor It sounds like a close-to-correct metaphor is a list of tabs associated with temporary bookmarks per tab (sorted in order first opened in the tab). That is, when you visit a new page, by default your current page does not get added to the list of bookmarks, but from the right-click menu/middle click you can choose to have your current page added to the list.

AstralStorm on June 14, 2019 [–]

Do you mean automatic sessions? Say, group by activity time cluster and fold them, perhaps even close if disused enough?

Speaking of sessions, none of the available OS supports this metaphor well, and the closest are Linux desktops, while still being not even close.

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