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virionnwSep 28th 2006 3:59AM
I like it as a way to both keep track of information you've gone through and as a way to quickly pull up a summary of branching points. There's times where I've wandered through over 20 articles and found myself with several tabs splitting off in opposite dirrections, with no idea what related to what (I'd pop open a new tab and leave the old behind hoping it'd make sense later, but the just results in making my ram cry.)