How many browser tabs do you keep open? This week’s Do You Use It? poll explores tab management habits and examines how different browsers handle the challenge of tab overload.

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You can pin tabs (sometimes also called "pinning") in all of them so that you don't close them by mistake. If you have not pinned a tab and have closed it carelessly, this is also not a problem.

If you have no use for all your open tabs, you can simply select one, then press and hold on the tabs button in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This will bring up an option to "Close All [x ...

But you can manage the order by moving a specific tab to the top or bottom of the list. You're also able to open a tab in a new window, select all the tabs, or close multiple tabs in one shot.

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Opera’s browser has a new AI-powered feature that lets you take action on tabs through natural language queries. Things you can do include grouping, pinning, bookmarking, and closing tabs with ...

That said, closing all tabs on your device is still the best practice, and here’s why: Keeping dozens of tabs open in your browser can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Finish researchers, who ...