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What tool do you use to save articles to read later?
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I have an insanely large amount of Firefox tabs. Sometimes I got back through them sometimes I clear everything and start fresh. Currently I have 80+ tabs
This is the way
I do the same but I'm using the Tabstash add-on to organize the tabs
Dam Tabstash actually looks perfect for bring some* organization to my browsing habits. Gonna try it out.