Python Requests library is designed for making HTTP requests from Python. It does not have any direct relationship with opening multiple tabs simultaneously in a web browser. However, if you are using Python Requests to scrape web pages and process data from multiple tabs, then it is possible that your application may experience significant lag due to the overhead of managing multiple sessions.
Additionally, when you open multiple tabs simultaneously, each tab may be making its own HTTP requests to load resources such as images, scripts, and stylesheets. This can create a high volume of traffic and potentially slow down your connection. In turn, this can result in slower application response times and increased latency.
To mitigate this problem, you could try limiting the number of tabs that your application opens simultaneously or implementing a rate limiting mechanism to prevent your application from overwhelming the server with too many requests at once.
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