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Usefulness, Power, Ease of use. I use it a lot. I don't see a donor link, how is this being financed? Willing to contribute.

It's perfect! This minimalist replacement for Tab Groups does exactly what you're looking for. It lets you quickly set all your tabs aside, drag-and-drop to group them, and then restore a group of tabs at will. The only difference between this and the old Tab Groups feature is that there's no visual display -- the tabs are shown by name only.

Such a simple, yet useful addon. A new must-have for every Firefox install.

Great tool to save several pages especially when you working on multiple projects. No need to go to favorites or each time to open new tabs if you want to switch between projects.

Onetab has proved very useful to me for some time now, but I was finally bitten by its hidden danger. Firefox (59.0.2) stumbled over something & when I exited & re-ran the browser, all my Onetab data had disappeared. I do take nightly backups, but when I followed the only advice I could find from Onetab (to replace "store.json" in the jetpack tree) nothing changed. It was only when I discovered 111byte's posting in this forum that I learnt that Onetab data is actually stored in "storage.js" in the browser-extension-data tree!

Even if Onetab's authors don't improve the way they handle backups, I hope they at least update their info on where the data is kept. Onetab is an inspired add-on, but it is in real need of the updating it's authors are continually promising. Thank you for the contribution, but you really need to communicate better with your users.

This app is MORE than is said. I didn't realize all it does until I read the Help page: https://www.one-tab.com/help

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I added 80 tabs to OneTab. After a moment, I clicked on Restore and everything disappeared. I do not have any tabs that have been open for about a year. They are not in the history of recently closed windows / tabs. They are nowhere. I lost a lot of valuable information for me :(

AWESOME! Give it a try :)