To be able to search for tabs and remain mouse free, I think you need a way of activating the tab that's matching the current search pattern. Currently once you've found the tab you need to grab the mouse and manually click.

I uninstalled Chrome stating to delete backups. I then reinstalled Chrome and had to reinstall TO. Now I cannot find my old sessions. Is there a way to recover these old sessions.

The one thing I keep expecting to be able to do, but can't: Open a new tab, wherever I want, by pointing to a place in the hierarchy and right-clicking. (If there's a way to open a tab somewhere other than the bottom of the tree, I haven't found it.)

How can I log in another computer? I bought this extension

With a large number of nodes in the Tabs Outliner window, it is not easy and also cumbersome to either need two Chrome windows open and drag, or to drag a tab up or down the Tabs Outliner tree. Much easier to have a 'right-click' option to move or copy that tab to another TO Node group. Any chance?

As others have noted, undesired deletions have been a concern. I see two mitigations that avoid the trouble of re-opening tabs from Chrome. One is to strictly maintain the three-button layout of "comment", "delete", "save/close". Safety is added by keeping the trashcan area and the green X area separated. The second is to require confirmation of a delete command. Three options that come to mind are, having the delete button respond only to a double-click, using a popup, or using a two-state button that requires two consecutive hits to activate.

Another safety feature I've seen in competitors is a "lock" icon, that prevents deletion by any means while in the locked state. I strongly urge the adoption of *some* form of safety mechanism, if you please.

It's a really weird thing that happens quite frequently. The workaround I have is to always leave some window open and minimised.

I'm using mac osx and chrome, continue where you left off option is off. To get it to happen follow these steps

1. Close all open windows except for tabs outliner

2. Open a new window, either using tabs outliner or the chrome ctrl/cmd+n shortcut

3. All the tabs from the last window to be closed appear in the new window

I have a very large list of tabs and I frequently need to move nodes from the bottom to the top. Issue is, when you are dragging a node, you cannot scroll. There are 2 workarounds: Drag the node to the top/bottom of the window and it will auto scroll or have 2 windows. Dragging to the top/bottom works but it is very slow.

Side note; at the time of posting, dragging to the bottom no longer works. I will post a bug report as well.

I realize that you can't replace the existing tab manager in chrome, but I'd like this to be placed right above it. Can you create a horizontal layout so this is possible?