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Latest Blogs
What happens in your brain when you switch browser tabs on your Mac
Every tab switch forces your prefrontal cortex to reconfigure for a new task and displaces part of your 4-item working memory. On a Mac juggling multiple projects in one browser window, that cost repeats dozens of times an hour. Here is the neuroscience, and how a per-project tab setup avoids triggering it.