Thanks for the kind review. I'm glad you found Tab Stash useful!

Regarding stashing multiple tabs, one quick way to do this is to use Shift+Click to select a range of tabs in your Firefox tab bar. Then click the "Stash" button in the Firefox toolbar. It's not quite a context menu, but hopefully this saves you a few clicks if you were doing it one-by-one before.

Dark mode is a pretty common request—I haven't had a chance to investigate this in the most recent Firefox release, but at least up through Firefox 69 it wasn't possible to detect the browser theme, so I haven't been able to implement it so far. Once Firefox provides this ability to add-ons, it's definitely something I want to revisit.

Thanks for the kind words and the suggestions!

For (1), I'm not quite sure what you mean—you have the option to close or keep any tab that you stash based on wither your are holding the Alt/Option key. Would you mind opening a feature request on GitHub so we can discuss further? [see below for link]

(2) should be fixed as of Tab Stash 2.4, just released. Apologies for the inconvenience!

(3) Thanks for the suggestion, I've made a note of it to consider for a future release!

(4) You can do this today—if you open the stash list (right click on the Tab Stash toolbar icon and choose one of the "Show Stashed Tabs ..." options), each group will have a set of blue buttons for stashing all tabs/the current tab into that group. Just click the blue button for the group that you want and your tabs will be saved there.

Here is the link to open a feature request: https://github.com/josh-berry/tab-stash/issues/new?template=feature_request.md

Thanks for the feedback! Remembering whether a group is collapsed or visible is one of the most-requested features, and I'm happy to report that Tab Stash 2.4 (just released) will now remember this.

Regarding moving/copying multiple tabs, this is also something I would like to do and will definitely keep it in mind for a future release.

Thanks for the thoughtful review! I agree with you that UIs can be both featureful and quick/easy to use, and that's what I set out to build with Tab Stash. I'm glad you're enjoying it!

Regarding your feature request, Tab Stash now supports Firefox multi-tab selection as of version 2.3. You can Shift-click and Ctrl+click tabs in the Firefox tab bar, click on any "stash" button (in the toolbar or stash list) and Tab Stash will save only those tabs you have selected.

I'm aware of the issue with dark themes, and unfortunately as far as I can tell, there is no reliable way for extensions to detect a dark theme, nor does Firefox give extensions the ability to specify dark/light icons for address bar and sidebar icons like we can for toolbar icons. But I'll keep an eye on this to see if it changes in future Firefox releases.

Thanks for the review, and I'm glad you're enjoying it!

I've been thinking some about your feature request, and unfortunately I haven't been able to come up with a good way to do it that doesn't involve some type of cloud service which would be able to see the URLs that you're sharing. I'd rather avoid that for privacy reasons, if possible.

That said, I have some ideas on how to achieve something similar to what you're asking—would you mind opening a feature request on GitHub so we can continue the conversation there? https://github.com/josh-berry/tab-stash/issues/new?template=feature_request.md

[Edit: This was fixed in version 2.2 by switching to different shortcuts on Windows and Linux.]

Thanks for your report—I'll look into this.

It would be helpful if you could update your review to include some specifics about your OS, browser version, and other extensions you have installed, so I can confirm I've actually found your problem.

Alternatively, if you have a GitHub account, you can also open an issue here: https://github.com/josh-berry/tab-stash/issues/new?template=bug_report.md

Thank you for your review and feedback!

One thing to note about hidden tabs: Tab Stash monitors the total number of tabs in your browser, and tells Firefox to stop/unload hidden tabs you haven't touched in a while. The more tabs you have (hidden or otherwise), the more aggressive this unloading behavior becomes. So you shouldn't have to worry about memory usage or performance—Tab Stash will clean up after itself. :)

That said, I definitely agree there is no "one size fits all" approach. Some may prefer to keep all their hidden tabs indefinitely, while others (yourself included) may not want hidden tabs at all. I want to revisit this for a future release, and I'll be sure to keep your feedback in mind!

Thanks for your review, and I'm glad you're enjoying it!

Sadly, any port to Chrome would be missing some important features—Tab Stash relies on browser functionality that's only available in Firefox, such as hidden tabs and the sidebar. Although it might be possible, I think a lot would get lost in translation, and the result wouldn't be much different from some of the other tab-management extensions that are already available for Chrome.