Open elchn opened 9 months ago
Hi @elchn Thanks for opening the issue. I just noticed this today, otherwise would have replied earlier.
While this is certainly doable, I think this still might be a niche edge case. This happens when a new tab group is created from a tab that was previously not part of a tab group. In your case there was a tab group already with the same group.
What you are describing is merging tab groups. In order to do so: you have to do calculation on each tab creation and loop through existing groups to check their origin tab's domain.
For such use case, I think it's not worth the performance penalty. But if more people request, I might revisit this. :)
I wish you a nice day!
Thanks for your work.It's really the extension that I was expecting. Would you mind adding a new feature to auto putting all tabs with the same domain into a single group? It seemed that two groups with the same domain appeared