Open EVANGELION-Air opened 10 months ago
Faelights
commented
10 months ago FYI a workaround for #3 for what it's worth:
If you collapse the tree of the automatic group and then refresh the group tab (a.k.a. the "parent" tab) in that collapsed state, it activates and refreshes all the tabs in the group all at once.
EVANGELION-Air
commented
10 months ago FYI a workaround for #3 for what it's worth:
If you collapse the tree of the automatic group and then refresh the group tab (a.k.a. the "parent" tab) in that collapsed state, it activates and refreshes all the tabs in the group all at once.
This is a good workaround before adding this request feature!
1.When you click middle button on a folder in Firefox's default bookmarks toolbar, Firefox will directly open and activate all new tabs.
2.When you click middle button on a folder in sidebery bookmark panel, a new group will automatically created with the name of the folder and all tabs will be combined in this group. It would be great if there was an option to choice not do automatic grouping.
3.Due to the default grouping, these opened new tabs are 'unloaded' and 'inactive' by default. This is contrary to the behavior of Firefox's default bookmarks toolbar. And I think the essence of clicking on a folder to open multiple bookmarks is that you want all web pages to load at the same time, but currently sidebery still needs me to 'activate' and load the tabs one by one. (It may cause performance problems, but chromium and firefox both allow users to confirm the operation and perform simultaneous loading.)
4.Since it is default to 'unloaded' and 'inactive' the new tabs which opened by middle-clicking (or select open in right-click menu) on the folder in sidebery bookmark panel, i found that when click (or close the previous tab) to activate these new tabs, their content is not up to date, only if you refresh each tab manually.