TabbityTabList for Chrome has been the best, but this addon for Firefox mirrors it's perfect capabilities. Gives you the COMPLETE tab url, not just the website alone. Exceptional. Fast and easy to copy urls, paste in email or notepad to save. Merci!

very simple, very helpful, non-intrusive (4y usage)

Poorly readable after being opened in Notepad because everything is in one line. Wordpad is ok.

It would be convenient to have an "Open Clipboard" button. Then you can open it without pasting it into the window.

Please give screenshots so that users can easily choose the best feature as he likes

This is a super-simplified version of session restore and it's working perfectly on Android in Private or incognito mode nonetheless. Every tab title and URL gets generated in this text format so it can be copied anywhere and I could have even dragged and dropped without copying and pasting if Firefox had supported it in their Android or mobile version but that might be because of blink since that only works on Opera and Chrome while only being functional on the address bar on other browsers like Firefox and Puffin. None of that is your fault and I'm sure even that would work on any other OS like Mac/windows and any Linux distro that supports drag and drop for text input. We owe a debt of gratitude for this delightful contribution that you've made. Although it would have been nicer to have little preview images that are visible when switching tabs in addition to the page/tab titles. PS: that last sentence had been added later on when I chose to edit this to add that suggestion but of course we should still be grateful and appreciative of what you've worked on here.

простое расширение, все ссылки в открытой сессии сохранить в txt

ST is a great extension the only thing missing is the ability to open a session/URLs from txt file, like the text file that you just have saved with the same extension.
I do find out that with the Tab manager from Ale I am actually able to open these files save with title and URL. Thats great.

In another review StaticNoise wrote that the extension went up blank and did not work.
I have the same problem with this and some other extension. Since it occurs for other extensions to I was thinking it mas a undiscovered bug in Firefox it self but as I have seen the problem many times over and always when I have removed or edited the userChrome.css file I maybe think it has something to do with Windows own Prefect data (cache) since the extensions usually work after one or two reboots.

does all what it claims