I use tabs outliner in chrome but I would like to start using firefox now. Can I trasfer my saved database of tabs to firefox ?thanks

I like using this extension but I also like using the great suspender extension to help manage my tabs. I wish they were compatible so that when I copy a tree to another document or text message then it copies the original link and website title instead of the Great Suspender extension link. 

I have a huge tab outliner with 68,000 links stored in it. It's becoming quite slow so I'd like to use a new copy of the outliner as my main one. However, I'd also like to use the old one once in a while to work from my old stored links. 

I tried using the latest version of chrome portable, transferred my old taboutliner indexdb folder for tab outliner to it, then installed taboutliner. All of the 68k stored links show, but then it seems to have problems, like when I make changes to the outliner. like if I remove one tab of a stored window, the whole window gets deleted when I close and open google chrome portable again (it sometimes happens, some times doesn't). Sometimes, the changes I made to the taboutliner session doesn't save at all when I close and open google chrome portable again.

Is there another way to access my old tabs? I read that the paid version has back up and restore from google drive, but would it allow me to access my old taboutliner with 68k links in it, while keeping my new fresher one separate?

This issue just cropped up within the last month.  When I close tabs in Chrome normally, the expected behavior with Tabs Outliner was that it would delete that tab.  Now when I close a tab, it's not deleted in Tabs Outliner.  I have a huge mess on my hands as a result.  See screenshots below for an example of this behavior.  The window had 3 tabs, then 2 of those tabs were closed, yet they remain in Tabs Outliner.  This was not an issue before.

Ahoy,

I've bought TO 30 Nov 2015, when it was associated with my email address. Now aftr some updates it's associated with google id(or something like that) and it won't work anymore.

I've written several emails to support@tabsoutliner.com withou any reponse.

So what can i do?

Thanks

This would allow you to get a quick overview of the windows that are actually open. It would allow you to quickly see where you want to open a new tab.  Maybe a button like the expand/contract one to show/hide the closed windows?

I often run create "application shortcuts" to run a webapp in its own window.   Webapps are not meant to be run as a tab along with other tabs in another window.  Maybe it would be a good idea to separate webapps from regular browser windows in the tabs outliner interface.  They could be shown at the top level of the outline, not as being "in a window".   Or they could all be put into a "virtual" window called "Webapps".  This would reduce clutter and confusion.