The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source You have how many open tabs?! (Friends)
Feb 4, 2024
Join Nick Nisi, a web development expert from JS Party, alongside Amy Dutton, a web design whiz from CompressedFM, and Andres Pineda, a passionate software developer from the Dominican Republic. They delve into the chaos of managing countless browser tabs, sharing humorous tales and personal strategies. The conversation also touches on the future of web browsers and immersive tech, with reflections on virtual reality's impact. They share insights on note-taking with Obsidian and the complexities of personal branding through domain names.
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500 Tab Limit
- Nick Nisi has 500 open tabs in Safari on iOS, hitting the browser's tab limit.
- He prioritizes progress over tab closure, viewing his tabs as personal, unsimulated recipes and to-dos.
Utilize Existing Tabs
- Leverage Safari's iOS feature to open new links in existing tabs.
- This helps manage tab count by reusing already open tabs instead of creating new ones.
Hidden Badges
- Nick Nisi hides the notification badge for unread emails and tabs, opting for an out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach.
- He prioritizes what's currently visible, managing his digital overload through selective attention.
