Organising browser windows
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| Post date: 2021-06-18 00:14:02 |
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My work uses a lot of web-services, I tend to have a lot of tabs active, so suddenly my email is really hard to find. What sort of workflows are good to use in these cases? Am on a PC.
Ideally I would have one window that is my google-workspace, and links outside of that are opened in a window that is for my clicked links, and they would have different colours, and I could have one window that was just my ticket system, and links outside of that would open in, again, that clicked-links window. I tried using containers on Firefox but they just seem to color-code the tab. I tried having all my tabs show as windows, but that's a hella lot. I've also set up outlook to work with my workmail and calendar, but I end up in the webpage really often anyhow. Share your sensible methods please? |
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