I'm excited for some of the changes listed here. :) Although I group tabs by topic/purpose/etc. I often have a window with a few open nodes and at least as many saved/closed nodes. Being able to restore just the tabs I had open without needing to rearrange or regroup them would be quite helpful! Better integration with (correct merging) of restored windows after Chrome crash would be useful as well. My computer crashed last night, and when I opened Chrome, it auto-restored my crashed session (which it has never done before...still trying to figure out why it did that), so I had the duplicated windows headache too.
I was only keeping 80-120 tabs open, but my computer doesn't have enough memory, and this extension fits how I was already browsing the web perfectly! I was grouping tabs into windows to stay focused on the task at hand and be able to find what I needed, but this has simplified and shortened the whole process hugely. I accidentally found it, but installed it and started using it immediately. 5-star rating has already been submitted on the Chrome Web Store. :)
Since I don't have quite as many tabs open, and I already kept them sorted by window, I really do use this for total organization, including keeping track of sites I consistently visit a few times a week or month. Before installing TO, that meant I just left all those tabs open all the time...now, I just keep them where I can find them easily when I need them, and they are out of my way without becoming inaccessible. That's why most of my windows and groups are a mix of open and closed nodes/tabs.
Looking forward to the next release. Keep up the great work, and thank you so much for this extension!
P.S. This thread, while a little out of order and confusing, definitely had some great points and addressed some of my questions when I ran into issues trying to restore my Chrome session.
I'm excited for some of the changes listed here. :) Although I group tabs by topic/purpose/etc. I often have a window with a few open nodes and at least as many saved/closed nodes. Being able to restore just the tabs I had open without needing to rearrange or regroup them would be quite helpful! Better integration with (correct merging) of restored windows after Chrome crash would be useful as well. My computer crashed last night, and when I opened Chrome, it auto-restored my crashed session (which it has never done before...still trying to figure out why it did that), so I had the duplicated windows headache too.
I was only keeping 80-120 tabs open, but my computer doesn't have enough memory, and this extension fits how I was already browsing the web perfectly! I was grouping tabs into windows to stay focused on the task at hand and be able to find what I needed, but this has simplified and shortened the whole process hugely. I accidentally found it, but installed it and started using it immediately. 5-star rating has already been submitted on the Chrome Web Store. :)
Since I don't have quite as many tabs open, and I already kept them sorted by window, I really do use this for total organization, including keeping track of sites I consistently visit a few times a week or month. Before installing TO, that meant I just left all those tabs open all the time...now, I just keep them where I can find them easily when I need them, and they are out of my way without becoming inaccessible. That's why most of my windows and groups are a mix of open and closed nodes/tabs.
Looking forward to the next release. Keep up the great work, and thank you so much for this extension!
P.S. This thread, while a little out of order and confusing, definitely had some great points and addressed some of my questions when I ran into issues trying to restore my Chrome session.