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This extension realizes Chrome-like tab groups using Firefox’s secure and private container tabs.

No special configuration nor other add-ons required!

Tab group = Container

Use different logins for each tab group
By using temporary containers or cookie-erasing containers, you can prevent cookies from accumulating.

Per-container overrides available for:

Preferred languages
User agent strings (Chrome UAData/Sec-CH-UA emulation included)
Per-container proxy settings

Uses:

The button to show controls for containers is by default on the corner of the tab strip. The button has three dots in it.

Before starting a task, create a new container for it!
Open tabs related to the task in that container.
When finished, delete the container to remove all the clutters.

Features:

Isolated cookies/logins for each of tab groups because they are containers.
Per-window container management
Automatically sorts tabs based on containers
Show/hide tabs of a container
Create and delete containers as you like
Switch windows
Change the order of containers
Enables First-Party Isolate (FPI) by default (configurable)
Panorama Grid - View all the tabs in a nice grid sorted by Containers.
Choose a container for each new Tab opened by external applications.
List tabs by websites in a window.
Button to clear cookies for a container.
List and delete cookies by sites in a container.
Option to remove cookies automatically for a container when closing it.
Option to save memory for inactive tabs withoug closing them.
Reopen any tab in any container, from the button in the address bar.
Group containers.
Use tags to organize tabs inside a container.

Keyboard shorcuts (can be changed or disabled in Add-ons Manager):

Ctrl+Alt+G: Open the containers popup.
Ctrl+Alt+S: Open the containers sidebar.
Ctrl+Alt+1: Windows view on the popup.
Ctrl+Alt+2: Containers view on the popup.
Ctrl+Alt+3: Sites view on the popup.
Ctrl+Alt+5: Open settings.

Compatibility and other extensions

Now private browsing is supported. No data is stored in persistent storage or sent elsewhere, whether or not in private browsing. You need to give permission to use the extension in private browsing.

This add-on is probably compatible with the Firefox Multi-Account Containers add-on. But you do not need it for this addon to operate.

This may not be compatible with our previous add-on “Site-based Tabs.” Please disable the old one if you find any problems.

This extension is compatible with most tab management extension such as Tree Style Tab extension. See more compatibility information (additions welcome) at https://github.com/menhera-org/TabArray#compatiblity .

Perfect replacement for Chrome’s tab groups and the discontinued add-on Conex.

Development

This extension is actively developed/maintained as of 2023, so please wait for new features/fixes.

Available languages: English, 日本語, Esperanto, Français, Español, Русский, Deutsch, Čeština, Galego, Interlingua, 中文 (简体)
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Please report any bugs here: https://github.com/menhera-org/TabArray/issues

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This extension supports private browsing and it does not store private data to persistent storage. You need to give permission in Add-ons Manager to use it in private browsing. Note that only the default container is available on private windows.

When uninstalling this add-on, the Containers feature of Firefox itself can be sometimes left enabled. This leaves menus related to Containers enabled. To disable the feature, Go to Settings (about:preferences) > General > Tabs and turn of the option "Enable Container Tabs".

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<ul>
<li>Fixed 'restarting firefox breaks tabs that have not fully opened yet'</li>
<li>Fixed 'Every click on a collapsed container in the sidebar creates a New Tab'</li>
<li>Implemented 'Enhancements: New Temporary Containers How to Make them Great (or much better?)'</li>
<li>Implemented 'Focust to This Container context menu'</li>
</ul>

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