Currently, whenever I switch the window or click a tab in the view the list scrolls downwards (or upwards) so that the newly active window is on the most top. I don't like this behavour at all, it makes it impossible to have all your windows at a glance, instead it will most likely hide all the other windows besides the active one.

Another thing is that this does not correspond to the actually active tab. If you have more tabs (or just entries in the list) than the amount of items matching in the Tabs Outliner window the active tab is not even visible there because it scrolls to the window entry, not to the tab itself.

What I'd like it to do is to make the currently active tab visible in the overview, that is scroll the view so that the tab is like 2 rows aways from the borders if necessary (and optionally the parent window item, as an option). This assures that the window itself does not change its appearance too often like when you only have 3 windows with 3 tabs each which would easily fit into a 1000px high TO window. You can see the all windows and all the tabs when scrolled to he top. Why change this?

Just wanted to report that in Tabs Outliner 1.4.127, the (Mac) standard keyboard shortcuts (e.g., "Command-W" for closing a window, "Command-+" for zooming in, etc.) either no longer work or trigger the message to upgrade to the paid version, which I assume is not intended.

I cannot verify whether the problem is also present on Windows machines (for Ctrl-W, Ctrl-+, etc.).

Something happened in the last week or two and my Tab Outliner opened empty.

I have a number of backups, and I've tried to use those, but the saved trees appear to be just lists of tab names: folders do not open or shut, no links are active. Even if I drag something to my current outline (to try to recover the tabs) changes nothing. They're all just names and lines.

Any help/ideas?

Dianne

(Win10 64, Chrome)

hello everyone! since update aug 4 or something i've lost my data used an old backup despite the damage but it happened again after a blackout i came back and it was like this on the picture again. i've saved the files from extention before reinstalling i put them back but no way to get back my files, how do i do it ? 

ps: it has stopped making local backups.

I wanted to buy Tabs Outliner and pay with PayPal. I only received an error message. This may be due to my very restrictive browser settings. Before I go to the trouble of changing the settings and trying a second time, I would like to know: Is Tabs Outliner still an active project at all?

When I end a session, using the close button in TO, It saves all the open windows and closes them as it should do. I name my windows in TO for ease of use, but, I also name the windows by "renaming" them in Chrome, to make them easier to find when minimised. 
So for example, I have a window for my Home control, which I name "home control" in both TO and the browser.

Whilst TO restores the window (or a tab from the window), the names of the windows are not retained/reinstated. This is not the case when I close down without saving the windows (crashed) the window names are retained. As I normally have 8 or more "go to" windows, plus whatever else I am working on, this is more than inconvenient

So for my Home Control window, the beauty of naming them is that it doesn't matter which tab is active, hovering over the icon on the taskbar shows "Home control" rather than the name of the active tab in the window. 

Hi, I've been using Tabs Outliner for quite a while now & it’s been working great. But for the past week, I've been getting an error that it can’t back up my tabs. I thought I'd reinstall it, which just made things many times worse. I lost my entire tab structure & I had paid for it a long time ago which always transferred over but it didn’t after I reinstalled it. I thought I would pay again but it’s not even acknowledging my purchase. Now I can't even edit what I have there to even recreate it. Please help!

I know I have created duplicates over time, is there any way to do a collated search and remove without having to manually scroll to each one?

When people see how I use Tabs Outliner they are blown away at the power of this tool.  I've used it for 7 or 8 years, and in my current job with a large public cloud provider, it's essential as I change context many times during the day, working with external and internal customers.  Please keep maintaining it and thanks for the great work!