Works really well and exactly as described. Very helpful usage guide in description. Thank you TheNamelessGuy❤️

i really like it
it was the closest to the one on chrome and unlike the other ones its not trying to take all my data...
will still be using this over firefox's new built in grouping system
custom icons win 😍

My only issue Is with how big the group tabs are, if they were maybe half the size, or had a customizable size that would be amazing.

The only extension I've found that comes close to duplicating Chrome's tab group feature.

Does exactly what it says and helps reduce tab clutter!

I am required to use Edge for my work device & while not being able to use Firefox's extensions is frustrating, one advantage Edge does have over Firefox is tab grouping. I do like Edge's method of grouping tabs in 'folders' that appear by name in the tab bar. Firefox has no such functionality, which is a shame. This extension is the best stand-in for that functionality, and while it is not as refined as what I am used to, I assume that is more a restriction of Firefox rather than the developer's abilities. Overall, very good.

As everybody else is saying in the coments, glad to find this extension, as it was a deal breaker to me using mozilla at this point. Thanks Nameless Guy.

I use Chrome at my work and I got used to tab grouping and helping me stay low on the laptop resources while keeping productivity.
I prefer firefox in my own computer cause privacy reasons, but to me is the one of the big browsers which is behind in user experience. With this add-on, things leverage a little for me.

Hoping this extension keeps improving and either mozilla implements it natively or give this developer the tools to replicate or even improve Chrome Tab Grouping feature.

not as good as in chromium based browsers, but still usable (without suffering even)
God bless you!

Works mostly perfectly as far as I'm concerned, and those missing things are the fault of firefox, not the (active) developer. Good plugin!

This is exactly what I wanted, which was something similar to chrome tab groups where it keeps tabs within a single window and I can see the name of the tab group next to the other tabs. It lets you color code them now too, and it required a lot fewer permissions than other add-ons.

Exactly the kind of hold over I was looking for while I await the great Chrome Purge of 2024.

Tried almost a dozen different add-ons, working down from popularity, and this was the first that does a good job of approximating Chrome groupings (in the tab bar, collapsing, colour-coded, etc).

Should I maybe learn to not sit on hundreds of tabs I organize into work flow projects and hobbies to only not look at the grouping for literal years? Possibly. Should I re-learn to bookmark and use website specific save-profiles like it's 2006? NEVER!

Thanks Dev bud!

I've been looking for a plugin like this for a while now. Chrome-esque groupings without having to use chromium browsers.

Does a great job of replicating the Chrome tab grouping. Thanks!

Great Chrome-like Tab Grouping for FireFox!

Closest tab grouping I've found compared to Edge's "tab islands." Having tabs grouped and hidden but leaving behind a group tab is very helpful. Thank you!

A way to keep tab groups across browsing sessions (after browser restart) is needed.

Colored grouping was mentioned before and would help with visual organization. I'd also take colored/unique tab group favicons to more easily see the difference between my groups.

The ability to keep a tab group expanded when none of the tabs are active would help if/when group coloring exists so that all website titles and favicons can remain visible yet clearly grouped.

Very good extension. Things missing off the top of my head are tabs being grouped by color and a way to backup or keep them consistent across devices.

If you're looking for a direct alternative to the way chrome groups tabs, this is it. I'm not joking, I looked for 3 hours. There are definitely improvements that could be made to the appearance of it all but the pure functionality outweighs that.