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Sidebery comes up a lot, but I've been using Tree Style Tab [0] for many years without issue. Does Sidebery offer anything TST doesn't? https://github.com/piro
by squigz 3y ago
Sidebery comes up a lot, but I've been using Tree Style Tab [0] for many years without issue. Does Sidebery offer anything TST doesn't?
https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab
- HelloMcFly 3y agoSidebery has a form of Tab Groups called panels (see: https://imgur.com/Za9lwej https://imgur.com/Za9lwej) that are built into the functionality. I also have just found Sidebery to work a little better than any of the alternatives. But they're not too far apart.
- squigz 3y agoTST is a hierarchy as well, so you can have children, and you can create groups (folders) too (Not trying to crap on Sidebery at all; just checking the differences :) Edit: Oh, are you referring to those icons at the very top of the tabs? If so, that is sort of neat indeed
- rraghur 3y agoYes lots... Container integration... So certain urls always open in certain container... Snapshots I moved from tst a few years ago.. Let me get rid of a few more extensions too