Tabsets

SUMMARY

# Tabsets

This extension lets you keep all the tabs you have open in a set so that you can open them all again later, even on another device, if you have synchronisation enabled in Google Chrome.

A list shows when each set of tabs (a "tabset") was created, and how many tabs there are in each set. This is a great way to organise your various research projects into sets of tabs that you can restore at the click of a tabset link. Each tabset can be expended to see the individual tabs in that tabset, allowing one at a time to be removed. You can also rename the tabset, add the current tab to a tabset, and import or export tabsets as plain text to share with others.

The extension requires permissions so that the title of each tab can be retrieved. This extension does not, and will not, read the contents of your web pages. This can be verified in the source code of the extension, which I have made open source on GitHub:
http://bernhard-hofmann.github.io/Tabsets/

## Version History

Version 1.23:
* Added ability to export all tabsets in one action, as well as auto-detection of import to handle single or multiple tabsets

Version 1.22:
* Removed requirement for unused `contextMenus`, `cookies`, and `notifications` permissions

Version 1.21:
* Added a link for donations.

Version 1.20:
* Sort tabsets by name or creation time.

Version 1.19:
* Save tabsets with local date and time of creation.

Version 1.18:
* Allows the reordering of tabs within each tabset.

Version 1.17:
* Prevents total data loss in the event of storage errors. Also shows errors encountered when storing tabsets.

Version 1.16:
* Improved layout of delete buttons for tabs within tabsets.

Version 1.15:
* Fixed the missing tabset import button.

Version 1.14:
* The rename tabset prompt defaults to the current tabset name.

Version 1.13:
* You can now rename tabsets.

Version 1.12:
* You can now remove individual tabs from a tabset with the delete button beside each tab.

Version 1.11:
* You can now add the current tab to an existing tabset with the plus button beside a tabset.

Version 1.10:
* Expand icon changed in preparation for using the plus icon to add a tab to a tabset.

Version 1.9:
* Basic support added for exporting and importing tabsets via their JSON representation. Being text, it can be copied and pasted in many places where a file might not be suitable.

Version 1.8:
* UI changes to make it more obvious that a tabset can be expanded, and made the name of the tabset the link to open all the tabs in that tabset. Also made delete an image so it's more compact/neater.

Version 1.7:
* Bug fix for event tracking.

Version 1.6:
* If the only open tab is a new tab, it'll be closed when you open a tabset. This makes opening a new window, and then a tabset feel more dedicated to the tabset.

Version 1.5:
* Make it clearer that the tabsets can be clicked to expand the tabs in them, which allows individual tabs to be opened.

Version 1.4:
* Version shown in the heading

Version 1.3:
* Code improvements and usage tracking

Version 1.2:
* Better storage method allows far more tabsets to be saved.
* New UI and icon to make it stand out a little better.

The latest version of Tabsets is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 1,000 active users. The initial version was launched on 2020-01-26.

HOW TO INSTALL Tabsets FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download Tabsets CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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