I just discovered the extension, loving it so far.

The hover-toolbar in the bottom left is a huge pain, though. My TO window is very narrow, and sometimes not very tall, either.  Having an option to make these buttons 1: always visible, and 2: much smaller, would help me a great deal.  Alternatively, a single button to make the control panel visible/invisible would also work.

Chrome Version: 39.0.2171.95 (64-bit)
OS: Linux: 3.17.6-1-ARCH

When I click a node in the list and drag it somewhere within the node tree I don't see the nodes beneath highlighted nor the blue lines linking the nodes that normally appear. When I release the node in some place of the tree (eg. another window), nothing happens.

I'd say that it's not that I'm not doing it in the proper way, because in the laptop I use gentoo in, I can see how it works (and it's wonderful).

Any help would be appreciated.
And thanks for this great extension.

So this could be argued to be correct behavior, but I think it's less useful this way.

There is an option, "Restore saved windows in the original position and size." If you have this enabled, and you create a new window, then drag it into another SAVED window (with no tabs currently opened), it will resize the dragged window to whatever the size of the saved window was.

I think it would make much more sense if dragging an open window into a saved window would instead simply change the stored size of the saved window. This means that when you reorganize the Outliner with just a single window really open, it doesn't surprise you by resizing your (only) window.

My suggested fix would be to, when dragging something (the "Tab") in Outliner, detect if the window being dropped onto (the "Target") is currently open, or completely saved and closed. If the Target is completely saved and closed, and the Tab is open/visible, then overwrite the saved size in the Target with the size of the Tab. Visually, the Tab's window probably shouldn't close+reopen like it does now, but simply stay as-is.

Hi Vladyslav,

I had all of my tabs open in one window, and then used the "Save & Close All Open Windows" feature, but now none of the tabs will restore when double-clicked, and if I double-click a "Window" node, it simply opens an empty window. Do you know how to fix this, or am I doing something wrong?

Thank you

This is kind of two, similar issues:
First, I think when you create a new group or window, it should jump straight into changing its name. With the current renaming UI that would be intrusive, unless...

Second, I think the renaming UI would work a lot more smoothly if it mimicked Finder style. That is, when you rename something, it temporarily replaces the text with an editable version in the same location. This changes back to simple text display when you press enter, and reverts back to its original contents if you hit Esc or click anywhere outside of it.

Attached is a screenshot of Finder's renaming behavior.

I have a few tabs that seem to pop around in the list. I have one window, no groups, several notes used for grouping. I open a new window, browse in it for awhile. It starts out at the bottom of the list  (where all new tabs start unless opened from an existing window), and then at some point, it pops up into one of my note groupings, seemingly randomly (though I'm sure there is some rhyme or reason to it.

I'm going to assume for the moment that that is NOT desirable/coded behavior. I won't want tabs moving around unless I physically drag them somewhere else.