Great and works perfectly with sideberry

Life saver for 8 GiB of RAM!

Brilliant app. Life saver for computers having low ram installed. Best across the board.

Works great but development seems dead? Last updated 2 years ago as of this post.

i would just like to know when a update will be made because it's been 2 years

Awesome extension. Very useful for managing sleeping tabs automatically and/or manually.

Fantastic add-on. One feature request though - could you add the ability to not automatically reload the tab when viewing a discarded tab. In other words, if I click on a discarded tab, it should show a "discarded tab" page and only when I "click" on the page should it load. The reason is that lots of time I accidentally switch to a discarded tab and then it loads the tab when I really wanted it to stay discarded. This is a feature that the Marvellous Suspender has and I think it would be a great feature addition here.

Lifesaver if you are working with dozens of tabs and tab groups.

It's great for laptops and tablets!

Thanks, thanks and thank, i was going to do it by myself because the rest of them are over complicated or under functional. I would have ended doing it more or less the same.

I miss a couple of things.

1/ A button or something to discard all new tabs opened since X time ago until now.

2/The opposite, something to start discarding all new tabs opened since right now until X time in the future, or until idle user detected or explicitly deactivated or similar.

3/ The auto trash is great but i strongly miss an option to send the tabs to somewhere before trashing them. A bookmark folder or wherever.

4/ Something to see what is happening under the hoods. Nothing special. Basically how much tabs are in the deactivation queue to see the speed of the thing.

5/ A panic mode. I mean, deactivating or even blocking you opening new tabs when certain thresholds are meet. This feature would be a killer. Cause you know, there is a no return point when the system freeze and it is too late to do anything.

Well, thanks again.

EDIT:

I guess another feature, a bit strange, but would be a killer, at least for me.

Imagine you are in duckduckgo searching for some python stuff and you open 30 related tabs. I would like to open all of them deactivated but the very first 5, and after reading and closing one of these opened ones, begin loading automatically one of the deactivated ones so i don't have to wait for it when reached.

A kind of "OPEN DEACTIVATED, BUT (X), AND TRY KEEP ACTIVE (Y) LEFT AND/OR RIGHT

Perhaps with the option of autoactivate a tab in the same domain?