Sentences with phrase «tabs open it felt»

With some big applications at work and with multiple browser tabs open it felt a little bit slower.

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As your eyes begin to blur and the «too many tabs open» feeling sets in, chances are you reach for caffeine, sugar, or even study drugs to help you focus.

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Whenever I feel myself getting worked up, it's usually because I've got approximately 62 tabs open (not even kidding) and I'm hopping back - and - forth between things.

«Infinite Content» is the album's most succinct (though not exactly subtle) examination of its central theme - intentionally in your face and kind of punk, embodying the feeling of opening a browser window to hundreds of tabs as Butler shouts: «Infinite content!

The local police feel the case is open and shut, with the chimney sweep tabbed as the murderer of the estate owner, until Constable Hamish Macbeth questions the findings, even of the forensics team.

And unlike some methods of covering the port (we're looking at you, little rubber tabs), the door is easy to open and close by feel.

For instance, we feel like we have an open running tab, and until things come to a close we don't know what the ultimate financial damage will be.

And if you don't feel like using an extension for this very basic functionality, remember that you can always access the original image by right - clicking the Google Images result, then selecting «Open image in new tab.»

Two gigabytes of RAM is the absolute minimum modern Windows systems need to run smoothly, and even PCs with 4 GB of memory can start to feel pokey if you're running several programs, keep a dozen Chrome tabs open, or game with some background processes still running.

A couple dozen Chrome tabs can bring even the most spec'd - out consumer computer to a halt, while in Firefox Quantum, in our experience, you can have 30 to 40 tabs open and not feel a bit of lag.

While it made websites feel more like apps, it was an annoyance that made it hard to keep track of open tabs.