smart design & nice looking
the perfect companion I was looking for to
• "All Tabs Helper"
for an overview of (+ search among) all tabs, in all windows
(does ATH offer an API to its window naming feature ?
would be great if names in Winger could update ATH ones...)
• "Bookmarks Commander"
for adding/removing bookmarks to/from stashed windows, searching...

nice : the ability to unstash any bookmarks folder in a NEW window

tip : make the "stash folder" the first one in whatever group you use in the bookmarks manager ( "Bookmarks Toolbar", "Bookmarks Menu", "Other Bookmarks ") : easy/quick selection when one wants to stash a subset of tabs but not the whole window (just have then to close them once bookmarked/stashed)

bought you a coffee
such a carefully crafted extension deserves it

Excellent add-on, I was moving from Chrome to Firefox and was just looking for a replacement for the ability to send tabs between windows, and this extension does exactly that and even goes above and beyond with its functionalities. I like to work mostly with keyboard without having to constantly reach for the mouse, and the fact that the extension has keyboard control suits my need perfectly.

This add-on is incredible. I wasn't sure if I would like this or not at first, but this became such an integral part of my workflow I couldn't live without it. I haven't even gotten into the more advanced features like Stash yet. Hope this sticks around for a long, long time!

I can't work without this extension anymore. To the point, functional and lightweight extension. The stash function is near perfect, being able to un-stash from the UI would have made it perfect.

Great add on for organizing windows! One big request. Can you add a keyboard shortcut for unstashing windows? It's a bit cumbersome using the mouse, and in my firefox if a window has many tabs (10+) it 'covers up', the context menu on right click.

How about /unstash [windowname] to restore a new window?

One more request: Allow user to 'move' a tab into a stashed folder. This would close the tab and add it to a stashed folder. This comes in handy when I don't want to review a tab right now, but I don't want to lose it.

Otherwise, great work and I can see this becoming a core part of the workflow for power users like me with a couple more fixes like the above.

The best window manager I have used so far, works very well with the Window Titler plugin to manage all open FireFox windows and tabs

Absolutely essential extension if you use multiple Firefox windows for different tasks/purposes. Also, if running KDE on Linux, this extension will expose window titles that you can use to apply window rules (e.g., open this Firefox window on this desktop, etc.).

Add-on not working after restarting computer, forgets windows names.

Wow, this addon is amazing, I cant believe I didnt discover it earlier, I've been wanting something to help manage my tabs for a long time. It's simple and has lots of helpful well explained features.

fantastico plugin per chi lavora con molte schede e finestre aperte su firefox. indispensabile per il flusso di lavoro!

fantastic plugin for those who work with many tabs and open windows on firefox. essential for workflow!

It's an amazing addition to my browser. Only complain i have is: why make it so you have to type "/stash" in a box to stash the window instead of having a dedicated button to do that? It feels so contradictory to the rest of the extension, because of how fluid and intuitive it is in general.
Other than that, it is a great extension that feels as it could be a core part of the browser.

It's taken me over three years to discover the existence of this addon, and I'm so glad that I have. In the ten minutes I've been using it, it's doing everything I need and has immediately become indispensable. I'm totally loving the slash command controls.

It just remains for me to install it on all the other Firefox instances I use and perfect Firefox window workflows are enabled everywhere.

Lionel, you are an inspired genius, thank you so much for this; much respect to you. :)

PS: How do we trigger a Mozilla review and recommendation for this exceptionally brilliant addon?