I would love to exclusively use the Tabs Outliner. The fact that the built-in browser tabs are visible is distracting. Could there be an option to remove these?

If this is not technically possible, what would you recommend? Fullscreen is not a great option because that would cover the tabs outliner.

I really need to get back my paid mode functionality.

What can I do?

Do I really have to pay again?

Link to paid mode status lost.

What other programs do you make?

Is there a way to prevent the crash by deleting all entries, before tabs outliner crashes, because there are to many entries? ^^

Often it is quite hard to organize information hierarchically, because many tabs/nodes do not clearly fit into just one part of the hierarchy. This is especially problematic when collecting things like whitepapers, talks and other scientific articles that often touch on multiple topics at the same time, and organizing them is a pain. Finding an exact hierarchy by which to sort information is most often impossible, and even finding a reasonably good one is a difficult task.

I would propose being able to tag nodes with arbitary tags, and add a way to search/filter the whole tree by those tags. By this an option of non-hierarchical structure would be enabled, complementing the current hierarchical system. This could increase productivity for power users with huge trees by a lot.

JT@FBAResearch.com

After a Chrome crash, my Tabs Outliner don't start at all!

I press its button and nothing happens.

When I try to open a 'Tabs outliner' tab from history, it just loads for ever and nothig happens again.

In all of the responses found on Google, nothing can help on my computer. For no reason, after two years of using this extension, all of the 7,000+ saved tabs including important legal work, help for my homelessness, and health information, all has disappeared. In response to one person you said you can restore it for him, perhaps you can help me this way as well since none of the posted methods appear relevant to me?

If the Windows Task Bar is positioned on the left of the screen instead of along the bottom, then the default position of the Task Outliner is underneath the task bar. The default should be just to the right of the task bar. This is not a big deal, it can easily be worked around with the save-position option of Tabs Outliner, but the default ought to be fixed.