Super useful extension for long term storage of links without having to go through the bookmarks friction. Very intuitive to use and one of the few extensions I use day to day!

Few keyboard shortcuts available. No shortcut to position the cursor in the search field. Additionally, while typing a search term, the items in the folders are not displayed.

Josh, please help! I have 87 stashes and counting.

Jokes aside, this is an incredibly well-designed extension.

Nice extension, one issue, in the url bar the icon always stays dark, so it becomes invisible in dark theme. The color of icon changes in sidebar and in extension icon as well.

I think it would be great to have duplicates in the tab stash.

Been using this add-on for years and it's truly great. Please kindly fix the 'stash this tab' icon on dark mode since it remains black after some firefox update..

Best alternative I've found so far for having workspaces in Firefox. It can sync between devices too since it uses bookmarks!

Расширение крутое и имеет куча возможностой взаимодействия с вкладками и их экспортом и сохранением. Получше tabs outliner из гугл хром. Добавьте пожалуйста русский язык и расширение будет на 6 звёзд))

Probably the best extension of its kind. I really like this thing so I don't need to keep important tabs open forever.

It's a wonderful add-on. It has a very powerful interface that offers great flexibility.

Implementing the data store in the form of bookmarks is a great idea. It’s a major help in a world where no browser yet understands the concept of ubiquity, the importance of having a robust implementation of workspaces that allow us to maintain consistency across the many computers we might use.

I would just appreciate if it were able to save and restore the pinned status of the tabs. The data layer allows for this; Firefox bookmarks let you assign a tag like “*Pinned”, which in my opinion would be the ideal and most simple way to store this attribute.

It would also be great if we could open a Tab Stash group as a Firefox tab group, or even open a TS group in FF along with its sub-groups (at least the top-level ones; in this regard, TS far surpasses the capabilities of FF tab grouping), accurately reflecting this “tree” structure.

If these features exist, I haven't been able to find them.

In any case, it's fantastic; the kind of add-on you'll find hard to do without once you start using it. Thanks so much, Josh.

Doesn't work well with vertical tabs.