Indeed, I would even go so far as to say that the focus of Pocket is more broad than that of the tab synchronization.
Pocket having a stronger focus on storage.
Man, stuff like losing my open browsing session, that can ruin my whole day.
You're in the middle of working on some high-pressure project, you just want to quickly reboot to finish installing updates and, bam, everything is lost.
And the bonus is, I went on a 30min hunt to find all open tabs from my history only to realize that the session is lost again after logoff...
By now I don't even know what I was originally working on :D
Ouch. I never trust Windows updates to actually complete in a reasonable time (waiting overnight for it to configure them springs to mind). Therefore I tend to put off restarting for a while. Like, a few weeks.
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Cut: Shift+Del
Paste: Shift+Ins
@Bob I also have a real problem closing tabs. They are somewhat like bookmarks for me. If I bookmark something, it is unlikely that I will ever see it again.
@OliverSalzburg Your note about the CUA brought my attention back to it... and I just realised Microsoft completely ignored a certain part with their "Ribbon" menus:
> The first menu is to be called 'File' and contains operations for handling files (new, open, save, save as) as well as quitting the program; the next menu 'Edit' has commands for undo, redo, cut, copy, delete, paste commands;
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@OliverSalzburg It was glitchy, though. In my experience, if you had X multiple SE tabs/windows open, you had to close the notification X times, even if you reverted back to one SE window
It was stubborn :P. I would be okay with that kind of pesky notification for "Please edit your question with missing info" requests.
@iglvzx Chose more wisely than I did :P I thought it would be cool to commit to the Computer Science proposal. When the beta started I quickly realized, I have no clue about CS.
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Well I only knew that answer because it happened to me as well and I was asking myself the same question he did. Until I realized, the problem was with my fingers, not with my computer.
Aha. :P I've had the same problem, actually. Except it usually was in Linux, and me accidentally pressing backspace while still holding down ctrl+alt from paging between workspaces. :p
@Boris_yo Right, but, in general, I believe Chinese products have a bad image in regards to quality and I think that perception is (at least partially) incorrect.
They produce a lot of crap as well, don't get me wrong ;P
@OliverSalzburg They've deserved it. Partially because historically China had really lax regulation controls over industry and manufacturing processes. They are starting to get better due to international pressure but it was an image that they gave themselves, really.
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Thank you for your confidence in our abilities!
But have you read our FAQ?
We get a lot of not computer related questions on here.
Yes, someone here might be able to help you, but you'll find that other forums more focused on your topic can give you a much better answer than a bunch of Super U...
