Great Add-On, saves a lot of memory and don't have to bookmark everything, everything's just in one tab now.

very helpful!

works good for my usage, just would love to know how (if possible) to make onetab run automatically rigth before closing firefox? is it possible?

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, no Snap
Firefox 113

OneTab läuft, ist aber sehr instabil.
- öffnet sich nicht beim Start
- angelegte Gruppen verschwinden plötzlich
- angeheftes Tab öffnet nicht

Ich muss es leider wieder deinstallieren, ist so für mich nicht brauchbar.

I thought it was great until it disappeared, along with all of the tabs I had saved there, after my last Firefox update. No instructions as to how to get the tabs back -- it should be as easy as clicking a Restore button somewhere. And now I can't get it to work at all, though I no longer trust it going forward to keep all my info safe.

Amazing

I've been frustrated by tab management for almost as long as browser tabs have existed, and this is the first extension that perfectly solves the problem for me. I love the low memory footprint, ease of use, and the way it fades into the background when I'm not using it. OneTab also works well as a to-do list or work management tool, since you can have different tab groups for different projects.

Has helped me countless times, I love it so much! Thanks for this, Onetab Team! I'd love for a way to be able to synchronize saved tabs between computers, but the sharing option works too! :)

Works perfectly. One suggestion would be if I could right click the tabs themselves at the top to send to onetab.

This is much better ergonomically than any similar extension I've seen - using a complete tab rather than cramming a thousand UI widgets into the extension popup was an excellent decison. Legibility is king (or queen).

I think the 'how to we make money' section of https://www.one-tab.com/ might need updating. It claims there is no plan for it to bring in cash. But then the 2022 update adds "We're full time on it now", which surely (unless they're very rich) implies the opposite. Which would be fine, but probably needs clarifying.

That's just a minor nit though. A very useful extension, well implemented.