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Mimieam / TabSorter2

Google Chrome Tab Management Extension - Merge, Sort, split and more :) - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabsorter2/lmmmdnmgmgnimgcfbnomdgeldehlfafn
https://www.tabsorter2.com
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tabSorter2 cannot be find in chrome extensions #28

Closed xgrommx closed 2 years ago

xgrommx commented 3 years ago

Hi, looks like this extension was removed from chrome store. I don't know what is reason, but this extension was amazing.

nyhtml commented 3 years ago

I found the same thing happened to me. I was using two extensions until I found TabSorter2 and then noticed my option wasn't on the browser anymore. At first, I thought I had turned it off but it is completely gone with no notification. I guess I will have to use those two old extensions again until it returns.

DennisLindblom71 commented 3 years ago

What other extension do you recommend?

nyhtml commented 3 years ago

I have gone back to and pinned "Merge All Windows" (to merge all my open Chrome windows into one) and then "Tab Sorter" (which sorts alphabetically by the domain name) so I can look and see which favicon is open the most and close what I no longer need.

I also have "Tab Count" (to see if I go over 50 tabs) since my laptop only has 8 GB of RAM unlike my Hackintosh with 64 GB of RAM and a benefit is to be able to see the full website title of all the open tab. I don't know if Chrome still supports installs of extensions outside of the store using developer mode so that might be the only way to get TabSorter2 back if it is was dropped.

xgrommx commented 3 years ago

Together with tabSorter2 I use https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/list-opened-tabs/nkaliaagdnbgadcpnkdbmnigkalbihlb

Now I should use (because deduplicate was my preferable feature in tabSorter2) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/duplicate-tabs-closer/gnmdbogfankgjepgglmmfmbnimcmcjle

xgrommx commented 3 years ago

By the way google chrome has already list of opened tabs.

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But it still doesn't have count of opened tabs

GiovanH commented 3 years ago

Hope the web store issue gets sorted out soon.

nyhtml commented 3 years ago

By the way google chrome has already a list of opened tabs.

Nice one, @xgrommx! I hadn't seen that before. Google must have snuck it in recently. Whit that baked in, I could now disable my Peek-A-Tab as that is providing the same function minus the keyboard shortcut. I have to see if that is on the OS X/Mac version as well.

But it still doesn't have a count of opened tabs

So that means I will still have to go to chrome://inspect/#pages and do a CTRL + F for the word inspect if I want to know the total without using an app/extension until Google finally bakes it in.

Mimieam commented 3 years ago

Hey Guys! Sorry for the inconvenience, The extension has been pulled Pending Permissions reviews. I'm creating a light version of TS2 that remove the management, download and system.display permissions. The Save, Split, AutoSorting and stacking functionalities will be affected and likely disabled until suitable workarounds are found :/

GiovanH commented 3 years ago

That would be a critical regression. What's Google's objection with the current permissions setup? What prompted the change?

DennisLindblom71 commented 3 years ago

How is this problem going?

nyhtml commented 3 years ago

How is this problem going?

At least 3 weeks but you can find alternatives to use until it is back.

cduran commented 3 years ago

Also found this one https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-organizer/kkcbifggchajpkagcpagenpfghbplghc

DennisLindblom71 commented 3 years ago

Any news?

xgrommx commented 3 years ago

Any updates?

FarisHijazi commented 3 years ago

@Mimieam Any plans on releasing the source code? even minified, we could at least have a way to download the extension as a developer rather than from the chrome store.

If source code is released I'm more than willing to help out with development too.

GiovanH commented 3 years ago

If there are no plans to release the source code and the reason for the exclusion is still being kept a secret, that's reason to believe that the extension was actually compromised and @Mimieam has been using it to distribute malware

nyhtml commented 3 years ago

3 months has passed (Apr25-July25) so I'm moving on, @Mimieam. Thanks for at least making my online interactions easier while it was around.

shawn-yee commented 3 years ago

This is an amazing extension. I hope the author will continue to maintain it.

DennisLindblom71 commented 2 years ago

I really miss this extension so much. I have not found anything that even comes close to this feature. I really hope the developer has not turned off the development. I could easily pay to get it back.

GiovanH commented 2 years ago

Mirroring the original source here for security research: https://github.com/GiovanH/TabSorter2

DennisLindblom71 commented 2 years ago

When do you think you will release the new version?

Mimieam commented 2 years ago

When do you think you will release the new version?

Hi @DennisLindblom71, finding fixed and workaround for core features in MV3 turns out to be a lot more involved than expected. If all goes well, I'm aiming for mid-summer.

Please stay tuned :)

Mimieam commented 2 years ago

Thank you guys for your patience, I'm closing this issue since Ts2 v2.0.0 was released a few days ago. Feel free to start a discussion for questions or feedback :)

xgrommx commented 1 year ago

@Mimieam are u sure that subscription model for chrome extensions is a good idea?

Mimieam commented 1 year ago

@Mimieam are u sure that subscription model for chrome extensions is a good idea?

Hi @xgrommx, that's a great question. The short answer is yes.

It is fair to say that it is not typical for a chrome extension to have a subscription model, given that from all paid extensions on chrome only about 5.7% are subscription based. I’m aware that most users of extensions not used to paying for them, this is why the basic features/options that I believe most users are expecting from this extension will always be free.

I enjoy working on this extension and by using a freemium model, I can focus on continuing to improve the extension, and provide more and more awesome features to those supporting my work. So I think a subscription model is currently a good fit for TabSorter2, and I really hope that anyone finding value in this extension would consider subscribing to support it.

I hope this answer your question, feel free to open a discussion if you would like to chat more about this 😊

ps: I'm also looking into adding a free trial, and providing different subscription options/discounts.

xgrommx commented 1 year ago

@Mimieam Sorry, but I'll never to use this extensions anymore and I will don't recommend it someone in feature. It will be reasonable for IDE or smth similar but not for chrome extensions (one-pay model will be possible, but not subscription model)

Mimieam commented 1 year ago

@xgrommx I'm very sorry you feel that way, thank you for your honest feedback and take care.