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"Attach to Chrome" Option
I suggest that you add an "attach to Chrome" option. With it enabled, the menu of Tabs Outliner would be attached to the browser – such as in the Firefox extension "Tree Style Tabs" – instead of staying in a separate window or tab. As far as I know, yes, it's possible to add sidebars in Chrome – just search the web for "sidebar chrome".
Or simply add some kind of dropdown menu.
Or simply add some kind of dropdown menu.
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Not a top priority, but yes, it will be cool to have such feature.
Worth to note that that this can even be done by separate extension. Which will create own, always attached to the Chrome side panel, or the native sidebar, if this is really possible, and then open Tabs Outliner main view in this panel - it's easily possible as the Tabs Outliner View is just the regular web page with an url, and so it can be opened in a regular tab or a frame (for example it is the way how cloned views created in regular tabs, by using the Clone button)
This extension will also be able also to serve other pages in such a sidebar - very cool idea.
If some web developer reading this - consider to implement such an extension. It will be utilized then by many other extensions.
Maybe it is even already created.... the idea is very cool, need to investigate.
Worth to note that that this can even be done by separate extension. Which will create own, always attached to the Chrome side panel, or the native sidebar, if this is really possible, and then open Tabs Outliner main view in this panel - it's easily possible as the Tabs Outliner View is just the regular web page with an url, and so it can be opened in a regular tab or a frame (for example it is the way how cloned views created in regular tabs, by using the Clone button)
This extension will also be able also to serve other pages in such a sidebar - very cool idea.
If some web developer reading this - consider to implement such an extension. It will be utilized then by many other extensions.
Maybe it is even already created.... the idea is very cool, need to investigate.
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Is this a thing yet!? I would pay for something like this. It's just too clunky as its own window, but I don't want to switch to firefox
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Worth to note that that this can even be done by separate extension. Which will create own, always attached to the Chrome side panel, or the native sidebar, if this is really possible, and then open Tabs Outliner main view in this panel - it's easily possible as the Tabs Outliner View is just the regular web page with an url, and so it can be opened in a regular tab or a frame (for example it is the way how cloned views created in regular tabs, by using the Clone button)
This extension will also be able also to serve other pages in such a sidebar - very cool idea.
If some web developer reading this - consider to implement such an extension. It will be utilized then by many other extensions.
Maybe it is even already created.... the idea is very cool, need to investigate.