TheTwelveYearOld @ TheTwelveYearOld @lemmy.world

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I'm on Mac and that's not a native dropdown menu, this is what it looks like:

Can you elaborate on that? What do u mean by OS level?

I really people to be specific do I know these things exactly.

I think Firefox should be able to keep the dropdown menu focused somehow, since its essentially HTML inside the browser engine, and its possible to disable pop hiding for Firefox UI popups in the browser toolbox. The browser toolbox can't inspect page HTML though, only Firefox UI elements.

single page approce

What does that mean?

and store navigational / page structure information in cookies or other header tokens which have mostly a limited lifetime, this also prevents restoring a page purely from the url, when these informations are not valid/available anymore.

Where can I read more about this?

I haven't noticed any patterns between it and specific domains or types of pages I've accesseed, it seems very random, since I noticed all those new tab pages are next to each other. I could have 100s of tabs open, and have like 10-15 tabs that are blank but all next to each other. I do have other new tab pages but in places where I left them at the time of saving that particular session. 10-15 blank tabs, plus other new tab pages where I left them.

Tab Session manager works really poorly for me. I’ve been using it for years and have had this issue for years where often when I’d try to restore a session, a bunch of tabs would be lost and replaced with blank new tab pages. It’s really frustrating when I trust the extension with session up to literally 100s of tabs.

I use both often but how well does Tab Session Manager work for you? I've been using it for years and have had this issue for years where often when I'd try to restore a session, a bunch of tabs would be lost and replaced with blank new tab pages. It's really frustrating when I trust the extension with session up to literally 100s of tabs.