This is such a great addon that I hadn't discovered before. I have been suffering from too many tabs in work for many years and this is such a great extension that helps organize all kinds of things. Kudos for the author!

Insane customization and feature set!

I've used TST for years and this seemingly does everything I used that for, but smoother and with better options (at least for my use case). Some reviews on here confuse me because they describe issues that are blatantly not a problem in my experience but perhaps a few months back this was far worse or something. As of now, I have nothing to complain about so far. I will happily edit if I run into issues after long term use but I am very impressed as of now.

LOVE BLACKBERRY~!

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I really don't get the hype around this extension.
The panel-system can be userfriendly but that's about all. Bookmarks looks a bit friendlier but don't even have a research function - useless when you have thousands of bookmarks. Icons don't load properly too. You can't shut the "Default" panel away...
The settings are just full of features which are unnecessary like scrolling through panel, auto-switch to panel on bookmark click, times in millisecond for smth to open without a click... What the heck? What's even the point of that?

Trying this out in place of TreeStyleTabs. Digging it so far. It looks/feels more modern than TST but provides similar functionality. I love that Bookmarks were incorporated into the UI.

A couple of small gripes. 1) Context menus are filled with icons (without text) by default. I found it frustrating to have to hover over these to read the titles. 2) Can't rename/delete the default Panel.

A blessing! Thanks for all the configuration options! Can make setup a bit more tedious - but on the other hand: it is so much more powerful!

Great !

Feels nicer than Tree Style Tab and lets you turn off tree mode, which I find leads to tabs piling up and being forgotten.

My main issue is that it often moves all your tabs back to the default panel on startup. From GitHub it seems this is a known issue at least.