Comment by bravetraveler

Can't care to lose it if you place little stock in it, you know? Nice to have, not required!

I do this, if I lost my dozens of windows with an order of magnitude more of contextual tabs... No matter. They're still in history, and partially, my memory.

The Jira tickets or whatever begetting that information still remains. There is a reason calling for it, if that's lost in the process - hurray! This can be a good thing, too.

For what truly matters, context can be recreated - the workspace was disrupted, that's it. That can happen to nearly anyone/anything. Singling out browser state is interesting.

I'm in awe at the people who curate things to never look at them again. Eg: bookmarks. Maybe there's an exhibit I missed. I have no FOMO; there's plenty to mind.

My position is aided by the fact that my operating system includes a window manager. I don't have to shuffle things, just get back to work. Window class "work-firefox" is always run on business day login, appearing on the assigned workspace