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the best tool to group tabs

I have used this add-on for years and love it! Recently (I think since Firefox update 132.0.1) all the tabs keep deleting whenever the last tab of a group is closed. I hope this gets fixed, but for now there is a temporary workaround:
In about:config you can set `browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab` to `false`. (There is a better explanation on the github-issues page, under issue #1229 but I can't paste URLs here.)

I can not express how useful this add-on has been to me. It is phenomenal to be able to group tabs according to what I'm working on and to swap between groups as needed. It's great for pausing a project and returning to it later.

So very, very good. I keep wanting to recommend it to friends who have 100 tabs open, but most are running chrome and it doesn't seem to have a similar add-on. Their loss!

Thank you Drive 4ik

Just what I was looking for :)

I found this to be the most intuitive for tab storage and management. No need to "stash" them or "bookmark" or "manage sessions". Tabs are just saved automatically in a group. You can have hundred of groups with a different name and switch between them with a click.

Assigning icon (emoji) to a group would be great. I know it's possible but not simple. First emoji in the group name should be auto assigned as the icon.

Good

I use Firefox because this add-on exists. It is such a valuable add-on.
Report a small bug. If you duplicate a tab by middle-clicking the reload button in Firefox, a new tab group will be created automatically the next time Firefox starts.

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Incredibly useful if you have too many tabs and windows open. I have now reduced it down to one window, and my work item tabs bundled together into their own project groups.

Possibly the best extension out there!

Feels more like "Simple Tab Workspaces" to be honest, but turns out that's just what I needed. It's a powerful and polished extension; there are fully-fledged browsers trying to implement workspaces and still lagging behind STG. That said, it might not have the most intuitive learning curve for some.