Is this the correct interpretation? (users use too many tabs?)

https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/123870/why-do-browsers-allow-users-to-open-more-tabs-than-it-is-possible-to-manage-for

by LearnYouALisp • 1 month ago

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LearnYouALisp2• 1 month ago

It came across as literally a flippant/casual complaint (by an admin/MOD of the site, no less) about how cOME LUSeRs arE uSiNG so ManY taBs!! -- instead of the underlying browser UX that is over a decade behind use cases, not to mention the CPU-greedy ad-filled mainstream websites that stall cores or memory, along with the absolute swamp of AI-word vomit blogs and scrollers you wade through trying to use "search" today. Is that accurate or did I misinterpret? (For my 4c 8-12G system, the web is nearly, and often very literally, unbrowsable at breadth without UBlock Origin (or similar) running plus Grt/M Suspender.)

I guess it tells one nearly enough about possible content etc of the site.

(Quasi-Q for Meta.UX: Why is this thread even standing?)

AussieWog93• 1 month ago

I don't really care? Stack Exchange users gonna be Stack Exchange users.

LearnYouALisp2• 1 month ago

Yeah I guess it was more of an interpretation q., what is the interpretation

Is this the correct interpretation? (users use too many tabs?)

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