I'm worse about this on my phone. I see a link to an interview I'd like to read, video of someone's new patch, but I don't have time to actually read or listen to it now. Or I'm in bed next to my sleeping wife and a cat, no good headphones, so I leave the tab open.
I could bookmark it, but bookmarks kind of suck on Android. Long term stuff I'll add to my home screen, or save in Keep, but tabs are more transient stuff, once read I'm done with them. The new flattened and grouped Open Tabs UI in Android Chrome is a big improvement over the 90s "cool" diagonally offset stack, where you can only see the title bar, or part of it.
Thing is, I'm often not trying to go back to tab #42 per se, I'm catching up on stuff I put aside for later, in whatever order it comes to hand. Weekend mornings, maybe, I'll work through and read, watch or close a hunk of them. Hopefully more get closed than accumulated during the week. But maybe not, and eventually I'll do a big purge for the sake of mental space, f it for the ones I didn't get to.
It's just nice that Chrome on Android tolerates this sort of abuse well.