Grouping the tab groups itself

[COAE]

Yes, Grouping the tab groups, will reduce the multiple groups and easy to manage same topic's root topics. It will be first in browser world too,  it will be fox move.

[Jon]

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[lionelw]

I think having the ability to name browser windows could do the job.

[CUsoon]

Sub-Tab Groups

I would like to see is the ability to have subgroups. Example, I want to group all tabs related to landscape ideas I am looking to do at my house, but I want to group tabs that relate to different ideas. LANDSCAPE (group) - FLOWERS (subgroup) - PLANTS (subgroup) - TREES (subgroup).

[Jon]

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[Jon]

Potentially similar idea here: Grouping the tab groups itself 

[rv]

Hi, @CUsoon , just in case: you could check the Sidebery add-on, which works wonders for the administration of many tabs.

I see an increasing convergence between native tab administration and Sidebery way, because of user-cases like the one you mention.

Maybe in the future Firefox adopt Sidebery and users could choose/activate an optional "Power Tab User" in order to keep a simple tab method for most users and a more Sidebery method for a more intense one.

Anyway, grouping tab groups (or sub-grouping a group) seems like a naturally occurring necessity, I guess.

Best regards!

[rv]

I think once you started grouping tabs the multi-window approach becomes redundant.

Anyway, Firefox never added the possibility to name windows..., so, now it seems late.

For the grouping of groups we also have the Sidebery add-on.

Maybe won't be a balance between "simple-users" and "power-users", and we end with an option like "Power Tab User" that activates a native form of Sidebery on Firefox...

Best regards!

[adam3k]

Groups of groups

Allow grouping not only tabs, but also groups

[Jon]

(Note: similar ideas have been merged into this thread)