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The best solution I've got right now relies on these FF extensions: Window Titler to have a topic name for each window Multi-Account Containers to have an acc
by wintermutestwin 5y ago
The best solution I've got right now relies on these FF extensions:
Window Titler to have a topic name for each window
Multi-Account Containers to have an account for each window
Temporary Containers when I don't want to use a specific account for a tab
Total Suspender for shutting down all the obnoxious JS that runs in background tabs
In addition, I pin a large # of base sites.
This is all working fairly well, but would be much improved if FF had a Move Tab option that lets me select a specific existing window. DUH - such an obviously useful feature!
- hansel_der 5y agohave a look at sideberry
- wintermutestwin 5y agoThanks! That does look like a good solution for moving a tab to a specific window. Serious bummer that it Sidebery doesn't include a Window selector. It appears to want to use panels, but panels can't be named. Turning off the horizontal tab bar in FF is also a hack rather than a simple setting. (edit) UG. The only way to create a new tab with Sidebery is to use a keyboard shortcut - this makes using Multi Account Containers a serious PITA as you can't just open a tab directly into a container. so frustrating!
- Luc 5y ago> This is all working fairly well, but would be much improved if FF had a Move Tab option that lets me select a specific existing window. 'Other Window'. Can't live without it.