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Take a break. After 10 hours in front of the browser not using a tab, that tab is redirected to random artists. Suppose you have too many tabs in your browser. You believe you will come back to them, right? And they stay there, keeping you alert that you should be doing more, more, more than you are capable of? But you don't come back to them. And nobody does. Let's prove it. If a tab is left open but untouched for 10 hours, it will redirect to a random artist. If you ever need that tab again you can check it in your history. But if you did not for 10 hours, chances are you will not do it again. Why 10 hours? Why not? Just configure the amount of hours in minutes before the tab should give you a break and allow you to breathe, an interstice.
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