Even if there are more than 100 newly opened tabs to browse, users will only read one tab at a time.
If this is the case, how about setting the maximum number of newly opened tabs to, say, 5, and creating an option to open a new tab when the number drops below that?
The following is an example of such an operation. (when the maximum number of newly opened tabs is 5)
Current number of tabs: 5
Select 10 links in Linkclump and perform the operation to open 10 tabs.
5 new tabs are opened (current number of tabs: 10)
Close 1 arbitrary page that has been read (current number of tabs: 9)
One additional new tab is opened in Linkclump (current tab count: 10)
5 closes on any page that has been read (current tab count: 5)
Linkclump opens 4 additional new tabs (current tab count: 9)
Resources will also be more efficient and convenient to use.
Even if there are more than 100 newly opened tabs to browse, users will only read one tab at a time. If this is the case, how about setting the maximum number of newly opened tabs to, say, 5, and creating an option to open a new tab when the number drops below that? The following is an example of such an operation. (when the maximum number of newly opened tabs is 5)
Resources will also be more efficient and convenient to use.