Hi, krystian3w

Thanks for reviewing.
I’ve replied in the issue (https://github.com/Soushi-Atsumi/Open-in-Sidebar/issues/23), so please take a look.
I’d never heard of KaiOS before. I was surprised to see that Firefox isn’t available in its store.

Hi, Mokocchi

Thanks for reviewing.
I have visited the site but my extension did not force the mobile mode in the normal tabs. Please check you have not installed an extension like User-Agent Switcher. Please try to disable other extensions also.
If you want to discuss deeply, I recommend you create a new issue in GitHub.
Edit: I'm glad to hear that! If you encounter a problem again, feel free to ask.

Hi, Arcami

Thanks for reviewing.
The only certain way to open in the sidebar is to right-click the link and choose 'Open in Sidebar'. The behavior of opening the link when you just press it depends on the setting of the link. I mean this extension cannot control it without right clicking.
However, other extensions (e.g. Always open in current tab) may help you.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask or open an issue on GitHub.

Hi, darlington95

Thanks for reviewing.
I know that many users want the feature. Let me try implementing the feature later.
If you have an additional request, please let me know on GitHub.

P.S. Sadly this feature is impossible to be implemented at this time because there is no way to get the url of the sidebar.

Hi, Henrique

Thanks for reviewing.
I am glad to hear that you're enjoying this extension! Certainly, the sidebar does not work in background. This is the behavior of Firefox's sidebar (and a sidebar of all most all browsers do so).

Hi, Jed

Thanks for reviewing.
It may be great idea but I want to ask you why this extension need to have a monochromatic icon displayed in the address bar. Please tell me if you have usage examples.
Edit:
The icon in the address bar is not intended to avoid overcrowded so I don't add this at this time.

Hi, Octuris

Thanks for reviewing.
I'm glad to improve my extension thanks to your requesting.

Hi, Gokul Soumya

Thanks for reviewing.
I wonder why other extensions require many permissions. I hate it. So I develop extensions which do not require a permission as possible as it can.

Hi,

Thanks for reviewing.
I'm glad to hear that :)

Hi,

Thanks for reviewing.
Unfortunately, it is impossible. Firefox does not provide a way like this for the sidebar.

Hi,

Thanks for reviewing.

> add option to "auto detect protocol"
Certainly. I should add this feature. A user don't need to choose a protocol if a link is https.

> make dpi scale same as tab
I will think about this later.

> hover on/drag the link to open in sidebar
The former requires injecting a new script to a web page. Basically I don't add a feature like this type.
The latter requires Firefox API but they don't provide the feature currently.

If you have an additional requests, please tell me by modifying this review, sending an e-mail or opening a new issue on GitHub.

P.S.
I tried to add 'make dpi scale same as tab' but it was not able to be done. A sidebar needs to get information of the page in the sidebar but it is not supported by Firefox.
I am working on adding "auto detect protocol". You can check the issue to track the status.
https://github.com/Soushi-Atsumi/Open-in-Sidebar/issues/4

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Hi, s20
Thank you for reviewing.

> That is, if I were to open Facebook Messenger in the sidebar, would it open in my Facebook Container?
I don't know that Facebook Container works with my extension. If Facebook Container needs to read contents of a tab, it doesn't work in the sidebar because it cannot read contents in the sidebar. If Facebook Container just blocks contents (like Adblock) it maybe work.

> I love the no-permissions stuff.
It is what Firefox users want.

My add-ons have been improved by requesting features. Please feel free to let me know should you have additional questions or feedback.

Hi, Teobaldo
Thank you for reviewing.

> It would be great if we could open URL like file:/// pages too.
I tried to open a file:/// page and it failed.
However, I think this is ideal behavior. If an add-on can open any local files, malicious developers can read and send all of files which include password, personal data and etc. Of course, my all add-ons do not read any personal data (and it is impossible because I published my source codes on github), yet add-ons must behave like this to protect users, I think.

> Congrats for the extensions! "No permissions needed" is awesome.
This is what I am hoping for all add-ons.

My add-ons have been improved by requesting features. I was glad to receive your requesting even if it could not be realized.

Hi, noonetbh
Thank you for reviewing.

I am glad to hear you are enjoying this add-on.
I am going to keep improving my add-ons.

Hi, kweensey
Thank you for reviewing.

A tab-specific sidebar may be really useful idea, but i have not added it because nobody requested it. I will add this feature.
However, the sidebar appears in all tabs even if this feature is enabled. This is a behavior of Firefox, so this extension cannot prevent it.

I am sorry to be late for replying. Please feel free to let me know should you have additional questions or feedback.

Hi, Nils Trieu
Thank you for reviewing.

> Please add an option to show/hide "Open in Sidebar" when we right click a bookmark item.
I was thinking about the feature of "Open the bookmark in the sidebar" for long time. It is a useful feature but it requires "bookmark permission"; it is a strong permission. I make my extensions not require permissions as much as possible, so I have not added the feature at this update.

> Also a keyboard shortcut to send current tab into sidebar would be a huge timesaver.
A keyboard shortcut may conflict another one of other extensions. So I have added a similar feature.

Thanks to your feedback, my extension is being more useful. Please feel free to let me know should you have additional questions or feedback.