ATM, nodes are removed from the tree, when closing windows with the Chrome's default close button, *when all the nodes in a "Window" node are opened* (and they don't "have any special or marked nodes inside the hierarchy", "custom title", etc.).
(If only some are opened, they are automatically stored when closing the window in the same way).

I would like a save-button for tabs. Right now, the only option to really secure a tab, is to make a subnode such as a note, a separator or similar.

I want to be able to close my tabs in both TO and chrome, but still have them saved.

This way you could actually press that save-button on those tabs that you don't want to lose without clogging up your layout in TO.

A brief evaluation of Tabs Outliner vs. Bookmarks. 

It would be really nice to be able to override individual tabs title. A lot of website put keywords at the beginning of the <TITLE> tag, for example; 

"Product One, Feature One, Product Two, Product Three | Company Name"

What is important to me in this example is the Company Name, none of the other text that is automatically listed in TO is worth anything and only clutters up the tab tree.

Looking for a way to backup (and restore) my TO setup.  Just had to uninstall and restore Chrome and realized I had lost all my work.  So looking for a way to  backup and restore my new setup

When a subset of tabs in a saved window is open, it is currently not possible to open the rest of the tabs saved in the same window. There should be an option to open all tabs in a window regardless of the currently open tabs (if any).

Hi, just purchased upgrade.

Some of the shortcuts are not working. Some I don't mind, I would probably not use them. However collapse expand with +/- do not work neither and I would really like to use that. 

Other extensions should not be able to tinker with the behavior of other extensions as far as I know. What else could blocking the functionality?

Thanks

There was a popup when I first installed the extension, but I can find any option to view it again. In fact, I can't find any options at all. I lost all my saved tabs from one tab because I closed that window thinking they would stay in the sidebar, but they didn't. The videos are unhelpful, just a lot of clicking but they don't tell you what they are doing, just a lot of clicking around. Where can I read about how this works?

Thank you for this extension. It is definitely a long way towards what I want to see in organizing my browsing. I appreciate your effort.

Desired behavior:

Lately I've been using my tab tree to replace bookmarks. Since you can "hide" tabs, I have a few parts of the tree that I use all the time (say, for example "Work", "Admin" and "Research"), and everything else is collapsed down to top level.

Also, I don't use multiple windows. One window, all active tabs inside it. If I could hide the tab bar completely, I would. As such, I can't use what you call "Groups" to organize my tabs, since a "Group" is really a window. Instead, I'm using Notes. My heirarchy of notes is several layers deep, with all actual tabs being inside those notes.

If I understand your documentation correctly, anything inside a note should maintain a saved state, no matter what kind of crash or closing of Chrome occurs.

So why, then... if I close Chrome and reopen... all tabs that were open (regardless of where they are in the "notes" tree), open in a single window with completely flat heirarchy? The "notes window" is still there, with all tabs parked. I want it to open within the existing notes tree, with only the tabs I had open active again instead of creating a totally new window with completely flat heirarchy.

Finally, please don't respond with "well, I don't use it that way, so neither should you". If you expect people to donate to this, you have to realize that people are going to do things, try things and very likely break things in ways you didn't think of, and wouldn't ever do yourself. If you don't want to support your users... I'll go back to Sidewise.