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Omtaler for Bookmark Tree for Tree Style Tab

Bookmark Tree for Tree Style Tab av Lej77

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  • av Firefox-bruker 13354851, 2 år siden
  • av Firefox-bruker 14234915, 3 år siden
  • av OmTatSat, 3 år siden
    Hello, can you please add support of Sidebery?

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    postet 2 år siden
    The "restore tree" operation already worked quite well with Sidebery but with version 4.3 of the extension the "bookmark tree" feature should also work (as long as Tree Style Tab is uninstalled or disabled). Note that there are several different "format" that determine how the bookmarks represent the tab tree structure. Sidebery's inbuilt bookmark support is quite similar to the "folder" format.
  • av Paul B, 3 år siden
  • av Firefox-bruker 13334030, 4 år siden
  • av Huxtable, 5 år siden
  • av Firefox-bruker 15632672, 5 år siden
  • av Firefox-bruker 13329913, 6 år siden
  • av Kholdfyre, 6 år siden
  • av Thomas, 6 år siden
  • av hyk, 6 år siden
  • av dermetfan, 6 år siden
  • av Firefox-bruker 13780092, 7 år siden
    This add-on is actually the missing link between Tree Style Tabs (TST) and Firefox's reliable bookmark database! You can save a tree node in bookmarks and all sub folders are created automatically. And you can correctly restore that (sub)tree later via the restore tree function; thanks!

    The only missing function (as of 2018-11) for a *productive and granular tabs backup system* is that the restore tree function does not yet support lazy-loading of tabs (all restored tabs load simultaneously...). Please consider adding lazy loading of tabs in the restore tree function.

    Additionally it would be great for convenience and productivity, if it was possible to bind your "restore tree" function to dragging and dropping a previously saved bookmarks folder into the TST tabs tree. Likewise, binding your "bookmark tree data" function to D&D of a TST tab node into the bookmarks tree would be helpful for more control over the backup target folder. Is this possible with the current FF API? That would make a truly great and productive hierarchical tabs backup system... :)