I would like an adjustment to increase the contrast of a highlighted line entry, maybe even increase the strength of the text in its contrast to the highlighted background.

Situation: I _never_ use Tabs Outliner in a separate window. I always move it as the first tab in the existing window.

Effect/consequence:

However, a logical side effect of that is that the color option for the "active tab" looses its meaning, as it always will be showing that color only for the Tabs Outliner tab, as it is that one which is the active tab each time we are looknig at the Tabs Outliner view...

Solution:

Therefore I suggest that Tabs Outliner builds in a detection that simply colors the previous tab as the "active tab" when detecting that Tabs Outliner runs as a tab instead of in its own window.

If it's available I would buy the paid version.

What other shortcurts are there for closing tabs? "Del" button?

Thanks

I don't know if you have access to this information, but it would be really useful to know which tabs are using up huge amounts of memory and/or CPU. The idea is to quickly identify which tabs are causing problems. I think it is not necessary to display this info all the time. It would be useful even if it is displayed only upon request or only where then is a tab that is especially greedy about memory or CPU.  

Once in a while, there will be a tab that is using up tons of memory and is threatening system stability. It would be useful for such a tab to be identified with a red or yellow flashing icon.

If memory usage is displayed as a column of numbers I prefer that the entire column would be in the same units such as MB.  However, instead of a number, even an icon indicating which tabs are consuming lots of memory or CPU would be helpful. Lightweight tabs don't need an icon, making it easier to identify the problem tabs. Heavyweight tabs could be color coded or be an icon like a barbell with more or less weight on it.

The same type of thing could be useful for other things that cause problems such as a tab that us doing a lot of disk I/O, or WiFi, etc. 

Just started using TO and really loving the concept. But in trying to understand all of the rules and functionality I'm a little confused by the behavior I'm seeing.

In an attempt to understand how TO decides whether to save a tab or not, I'll open a window with several tabs, some of which I'll add notes to or "Close and Save". I then close this window through the Chrome close button in the top right corner, and all tabs appear to be saved, even though I only expect ones with notes in their subnodes to be saved. Not only this, but upon double-clicking the now greyed-out "Window" line in TO to reopen my tabs, the window duplicates all existing tabs (not notes) and opens them in a flat hierarchy.

I have made sure to disable the "Continue where you left off" option and have "Open the New Tab page" selected. I have also read this post and made sure that the "Fast tab/window close" flag is disabled. Am I just misunderstanding the way TO works, or is this a bug?

Thanks!

Is it possible to rebuild favicons of the saved groups?
I've recently reinstalled my OS and restored my tree from a backup by dragging and dropping groups. And most of favicons are empty page now. But the favicons in the opened backup was redrawn normally and looked like they should.

Would it be possible to match using regex patterns instead of plain string match?

Example:

I have one tab titled "Latest Java 11 Released"  and another titled "Overview (Java SE 11 & JDK 11)"

I don't always remember exactly what the title is, but I do know I want something with "Java" and "11".

Suggestion:

If regex patterns were always assumed, then:

- "Java 11" would only match the first.

- "Java SE 11" would only match the second.

- "Java.*11" would match both!

This would be a backward compatible feature, as it would function exactly as before for unaware users, but give added power/control for aware users.

Would it be possible to allow find (optionally?) to also find within the URL too?

I recently upgraded to Windows 10, and I have found that the Tabs Outliner doesn't quite reopen in the same size or position when I close it, even with the option selected to save its position enabled. I'm not sure if this is a fluke of Windows 10, but I like to have the Outliner on the left side of the screen flush with the left edge and the taskbar. However, when I restart Chrome and reopen Tabs Outliner, it is bumped away from the edge of the screen by a little bit, leaving a gap. I'm a little OCD, so I find this a little annoying. It has a gap of about 5-10 pixels from the left edge of the screen.

I was wondering if anyone else runs into this issue, or if it's just me.