went from a 5-star extension to a 1-star (I'd give it minus 5 if I could) simple cause of the sh***y update that center-alligned everything without an option to revert it back to left allignment

STOP MESSING WITH HOW I WANT THINGS TO LOOK AND FEEL!!!
The new "ui update" is horrid, wastes so much "screen estate", and suffers from the same typical garbage "fluffy rounded cloudy corners and seperating things with 5 billion wasted pixel-space between each section" -.-

I LOVE the new update! This is one of my oldest used addons and I am always loathe to see something old and stable changed, but this latest version adds some very good and needed function to it. Great job! <3

An absolute powerhouse, now exponentially better with the upgrade.

终于更新了！

I love this extension. it helps me manage too-many-tabs addiction / compulsion. almost every browsing session, I open so many tabs that i can't remember what they are or where they are. with OneTab I right-click anywhere on a page and send them all away and the urls and page titles appear in a list on a OneTab tab, all safe and sound.

So, what does it take to get Mozilla to approve your add-on update? It's already updated in Chrome and Edge. Does Mozilla have any contact info for their Add-Ons 'department'?

Current ui on Android makes using onetab baffling. Desktop version is perfect tho.

Best Addon for All browsers... Congrat's for devs... excelent job! PS: Waiting for firefox add update! ;-)

Looking forward to the v2 update. I've had this page pinned for weeks and keep checking 🙂

I love it on Windows, but on Android I have over 100 tabs open and it only offers to save one tab. Which makes it kind of useless.

Has the Firefox version been abandoned? The last update was two years ago, and the Google Chrome version is way ahead of this one. Please, developers.

This is an essential extension. I really love it! I heard about the new version release and I'm just waiting for the Firefox version to come out!

I'm going to go out on a limb and assume this extension must have pre-dated the firefox group feature, because it's essentially an extension that does something firefox already has built in.

You simply select one or more tabs, right click, "add to group", have several groups if you so please, then when you want to leave the group/s of tabs to return to later, just right click and select "save and close group", and voilà. You can find you saved groups in the tab drop-down, NOT the bookmarks drop-down. Don't know if its universally displayed as such across devices but on my linux desktop it is the drop-down at the top right, 4th button from the right edge. Looky like-an upside-down ^ - i honestly dont know where that symbol is on the keyboard lmao.

In my opinion, when features are added that defeats the purpose of an extension, or a large chunk of an entire category of extensions, the developers should remove their extensions to help clean up the extensions hub, reduce confusion amongst the easily-confused, and realise they ought to stop beating a dead horse, el chapo.

But thats just my two cents, and after all, what do i know, aside from everything?

It's great for saving storage but it keeps closing some apps that I need and after I tried uninstalling it to fix that, the tab for the extension wouldn't go away

I love it. Used to have 20+ tabs in groups so the memory was all used up (I know I shouldn't have done that) and it looked very cramped. I love the fact I can re-open groups - this is way quicker than using bookmarks.

do NOT use this extension. I have a 32core Threadripper with 128G RAM and it still crashed trying to restore 960 tabs. Thankfully I already made a backup. Task Manager never showed FF using more than 32G of RAM, so it is the extension and not Windows running out of memory