Re: emacs <----> firefox

[Samuel Wales]

below.

On 1/24/23, Michael Heerdegen <michael_heerdegen@web.de> wrote:
> Samuel Wales <samologist@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> i think another dealbreaker on onetab is that it seems to load all
>> tabs that are loaded in, as opposed to suspending them or whatever you
>> call it.  at least that is what i was able to glean from the docs.  my
>> 2000+ tabs would invoke oom killer.
>
> I'm not sure if this is what is happening.  You should get a page with
> 2000+ links that opens nearly instantly.  I don't think they are all
> loaded into memory.

i should try it, then; thanks.  [even though i already semi-nuked my
set of tabs hoping to org it at least partly.]

>
> You should not accidentally hit the "Restore All" button that is added
> to the top line by default, however.  Then you're lost.  That happened
> to me once, and I had to kill my system and restore the previous state
> of firefox from backup.
>
> I moved that button to the ">> More Tools" section so that it is not
> accessible until I select that submenu.

does it let you move buttons or does this mean some kind of
greasemonkey or js wizardry or so?

>
> Michael.
>
>
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