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also check out "sidebery" as a modern alternative that does a bit more
by anotheryou 4y ago
also check out "sidebery" as a modern alternative that does a bit more
- Moru 4y agoAm I doing something wrong? Every time I try to move something into a group, it just gets deselected and I have to select them again and then sometimes it works to move into a group.
- anotheryou 4y agoyou select (how this works depends on your settings, I do shift or ctrl + click), right click, group. but most useful is the auto-grouping of child tabs anyways
- Moru 4y agoYes, making groups was easy but moving tabs to groups only works every other time I do it. Very strange.
- anotheryou 4y agoindentation matters (left and right) if that's a problem
- altano 4y agoI've tried to switch from TST to Sidebery twice and both times hit small but bad bugs (restore not working on browser restart) and went back to TST. It's simultaneously slicker but buggier. It looks like Sidebery is still under development though: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/issues https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/issues
- anotheryou 4y agoI also had bugs years ago, now I have it make snapshots every hour or so as backups (but didn't need them yet)
- glitchcrab 4y agoI was also going to recommend Sidebery - I switched to it from TST a while back and I've been very impressed with it.
- wussboy 4y agoYup. Sidebery is now Firefox’s killer feature. Won’t live without it.
- sozforex 4y agoSideberry feels like a better Tree Tabs. And Tree Tabs felt like a better Tree Style Tabs (but there were no bugfixes in past 4 years). Though very rarely Sideberry looses/forgets the tree structure of tabs, and I have to restore it from one of the recent snapshots (which it creates every day automatically).