Not working as advertised, nor as it should. I see nowhere to set timeouts or to whitelist websites. And it keeps turning off YouTube as I'm listening to music, why is it doing this? Without being able to set the time, I'm seeing tabs suspended immediately after leaving one, which only serves to greatly slow all navigation.

Where can I set preferences for when & which sites it should do this? Too little information about how to set this up. I've used Tab Suspender on various browsers, and it's worked just fine.

EXACTLY what ive been looking for, thank you so much!

u cant choose to manually suspend a tab if u want to... u have to wait the allotted time which is annoying in comparison to Chrome's The Great Suspender extension which is AMAZING

Please add the option to suspend a tab as needed, not just when the specified time has elapsed.

Could you add an option of custom time to suspend the tabs?

Perfect. Thank you, Pradeep!

Works seamlessly with Tab Manager Plus for Firefox. This combo has massively lowered my CPU usage, which also makes it good for my electricity bill as well as the planet ;-)

Great addon, I using it in enterprise domain. In this regard, I have a proposal for addon revision. It haven't string '...{"gecko": {"id": "xxx@yyy.zzz"...' in manifest.json. For this reason, it is not possible to prevent the removal or disabling of this addon through the domain policy.

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Works as designed, much like the Great Suspender, by default will suspend your tab from memory within 5 min or more set per Tab and you can tell by when you return to the Tab after the expiry time set will show the site re-loading. A wonderful way to maintain resources and must-have extension. Dave with ParagonHost

Great substitute for the great suspender, though one detail might take a little bit of getting used to

Clicking a suspended tab will unsuspend it automatically. Depending how long the tab takes to load this might be really hard to notice which makes it hard to judge whether the addon is actually working. That said, this definitely seems to work and you can verify that suspended tabs release used memory on windows via task manager.

If you want the lowest possible memory footprint, choose this extension. Brings FF with hundreds of open tabs down to under 1GB with effective tab discarding. Not many bells and whistles though, maybe could use an extra feature or two.