Put tabs to sleep

A sleeping tab gives back the memory its page used. It stays in the panel, dimmed, and loads its page again when you select it.

Your Work Workspace has a group of 20 Codeberg tabs you won’t read again until Monday.

Steps

1. In the panel, right-click the tab or the group, then choose Put to Sleep.

On a group, every tab inside it goes to sleep. The tab you’re viewing hands over to another tab first.

Details

• A sleeping tab’s row is dimmed, with a gray icon.
• A page that asks before you leave it, for example one with text you haven’t sent, asks before it goes to sleep too.
• Put to Sleep skips tabs you’ve set to Keep Awake. It’s dimmed when there is nothing to put to sleep.
• A sleeping tab keeps its place and its history. Its page reloads when you select it.
• Sval also puts tabs to sleep on its own in Workspaces you’ve left. See When Sval puts tabs to sleep.

Related pages

• Keep a tab awake
• When Sval puts tabs to sleep