Amazing addon! I always have like 50 tabs open, most for work, and this helps me organize them & keep the work stuff separate from everything else. Please continue developing this (dark theme would be great!)

This is great addon, because I sometimes just want a visual overview of my tabs to quickly find a specific tab.

Tab Groups are back! Thank you for the development!

Really happy with this extension, works as advertised including the tab hiding!

Very very close to Tab Groups from before FF57 which is what I was looking for. Few things I'm waiting for before I rate 5/5:

- Ability to arrange/resize tab groups to fill the entire page
- Ability to name groups
- Add a hotkey that we can customize! If not, then a hotkey that the author chooses is fine too. I just want the ability to use my mouse button to open the tab groups instead of moving my mouse and clicking.

UPDATE 4/10/18: Latest updates have pretty much fulfilled the above. Changed to 5/5. Great work!

My only suggestion now would be a dark theme if possible.

I've been missing this since Quantum came out. I do wish pinned tabs wouldn't appear in any of the groups (or were just handled differently), and if double-clicking in the empty space crated a new tab group, but those are minor gripes.

Would be curious to see if some integration with tab containers could work, e.g. having a tab group in which all opened tabs belong to a container.

Absolutely brings back my favourite feature.

Great job. And it's work faster than original firefox feature.
I don't like current tabs are hidden when opening panorama, but it's nitpicking

Still has some rough edges and needs FF59b with enabled tabhide to work "properly", but that way it is the perfect replacement for my dearly missed tabgroups :D

This is closest you'll get to replace the tab group addon

Great job!
We could restore the tab custom which we used to. With this add-on, it's easy to arrange all tabs we opened.

For the best experience, it's necessary to use Firefox 59+ because of tab hiding function.

ti is awosome