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I use the Tree Style Tab addon in Firefox for exactly that purpose. The addon doesn't have the concept of named groups, it is just an extension to organize tabs
by j1elo 5y ago
I use the Tree Style Tab addon in Firefox for exactly that purpose. The addon doesn't have the concept of named groups, it is just an extension to organize tabs in a tree... but that's more than enough.
Starting with a keyword search on the parent tab, all subsequent links are opened in child tabs that can be expanded / collapsed. When collapsed, the parent tab's title are the keywords, so it's a nice visual way to have the whole sub-tree "filed" into a single named entry.
There are even a couple extras that allow me to long-middle-mouse-click a parent tab, and it unloads from memory the whole sub-tree. It's a pretty neat addon!
- nerdponx 5y agoIt would be nice to have nodes in the tree that don't actually correspond to tabs though. For this specific use case of grouping.
- hashhar 5y agoI've got the perfect gift for you - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tst-more-tree-commands/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tst-more-tree... A companion extension to TST by the original author.
- slightwinder 5y ago> The addon doesn't have the concept of named groups Actually, it has, but it's seems to lack UI-Integration for whatever reason. I use this bookmarklet for some years not to create a Group-Tab: javascript:(function(){window.open("ext+treestyletab:group?title=NewGroup&temporary=false")})(); To rename it, just click the title inside the group-tab.