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Tab Stash by Josh Berry

A no-fuss way to save and organize batches of tabs as bookmarks. Clear your tabs, clear your mind.

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Put everything in its place with a click. Find it again at a glance. Tab Stash puts you in control of your tabs, and stays out of your way until you need it. Use the sidebar or tab view—you decide.
Too many open tabs? Click the "Stash Tabs" button in the toolbar.
All your tabs are saved to your bookmarks and presented in the sidebar, leaving your browser clean and ready for the next task.
Restore tabs by clicking them individually, or restore an entire group by clicking the green or yellow buttons. The yellow/dotted button will delete the tab or group after restoring it.
Rename groups by clicking on their names. Rearrange tabs and groups by dragging them.
Don't want to stash everything? Select tabs in the Firefox tab bar using Shift+Click and Ctrl+Click (Cmd+Click on Mac). When you click the "Stash Tabs" button, only selected tabs will be saved to their own group. (To stash a single tab, click "Stash This Tab" in the address bar instead.)
Deleted something by mistake? Don't worry, getting it back is just a click away. New in Tab Stash 2.7.
Import anything with URLs or links—format doesn't matter. Export a list of URLs (shown), Markdown, OneTab and more. Just copy and paste.
If your computer uses dark mode, Tab Stash will switch its color scheme to match.
Options are available from the Tab Stash menu. Use the tab view by default, or control how tabs are kept open in the background.
About this extension
Tab Stash is a no-fuss way to save and organize batches of tabs as bookmarks.
Sweep your browser clean with one click of the Tab Stash icon. Your open tabs
will be stashed away in your bookmarks, conveniently organized into groups.
When it's time to pick up where you left off, open Tab Stash and restore just
the tabs or groups you want.

Because Tab Stash stores your tabs as bookmarks, they will even sync to your
other computers or mobile devices. Uses Firefox Sync, if configured---no need
to keep track of yet another account.

Features
  • Stash your open tabs with the Tab Stash toolbar button
  • Select which tabs to stash with Shift+Click and Ctrl+Click (Cmd+Click on Mac)
  • Stash individual tabs with the Tab Stash button in the address bar
  • Show all stashed tabs in an unobtrusive Firefox sidebar
  • Show all stashed tabs in a full-browser tab view
  • Search your stash
  • Restore and delete entire groups, or individual tabs
  • Recover recently-deleted tabs and groups (NEW in 2.7)
  • Drag and drop tabs and groups to re-organize them
  • Rename groups, or keep the automatically-generated names
  • Import and export tabs in rich text, Markdown, OneTab and more
  • Dark mode

For more usage tips, privacy information, and details about how Tab Stash uses its permissions, check out the website.
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Tab Stash is a spare-time labor of love, crafted with care and attention to detail. I hope you enjoy it!
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Permissions

This add-on needs to:

  • Read and modify bookmarks
  • Read and modify browser settings
  • Access recently closed tabs
  • Hide and show browser tabs
  • Access browser tabs
  • Store unlimited amount of client-side data
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Version
2.7.1
Size
637.51 KB
Last updated
18 days ago (Nov 9, 2020)
License
Mozilla Public License, version 2.0
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Version History
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Release notes for 2.7.1
Version 2.7.1 hotfix:
- Fixed: During import, sites that take too long to load may be imported with missing titles and/or icons. We now wait longer, and measure time-to-load in a smarter way that is less likely to lead to premature timeouts.

Version 2.7:
- New: Tab Stash now remembers deleted items for a period of time (180 days by default). Deleted items are saved locally on each computer and can be found in the "Deleted Items" menu in the stash UI. [#20]
- New: A "close all stashed tabs" button was added to the "Unstashed Tabs" toolbar.
- Improved: The import and export dialogs have some additional help text and polishing to make them easier to use. [#67]
- Improved: The search box now sticks to the top of the page when you scroll, so it's always visible. [#69]
- Improved: The main menu icon has been changed to use a standard menu symbol, rather than the Tab Stash logo. [#71]
- Improved: Lots of "behind-the-scenes" changes have been made to improve general stability and prepare for upcoming features.
- Fixed: If Multi-Account Containers was installed and a URL set to auto-open in a container were imported, the import process would freeze. Import now works correctly with Multi-Account Containers and other Firefox tab-container extensions. [#91]
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