Computers can help with this. The more I can accomplish with a single command, the further back I can stand from the nitty-gritty, the more I can make my own actions be general and let the computer take care of the details, the better. It occurs any time you just don't want to be bothered with the details, especially when you think the details are stupid. For instance, recall how, in the Finder, you can use Frontier to open an HTML file either with a text-editor or with the browser. You get to perform the action your way, instead of becoming a slave to the computer's way.
Abstraction piles on top of abstraction.
In the list of links example, isolating the task is an abstraction. Scripting Frontier's scripting language UserTalk is a language that lets you calculate, repeat, and abstract. It's a scripting language, by which I mean that what it operates upon is your computer itself. UserTalk is a programming language that has your whole computer as its scripting domain. So Frontier is a command center from which you can put your computer's power to work for you.