Product Information
What is Tree style tab?
This extension provides the ability to use tabs as a "tree."
New tabs opened from the current tab are automatically organized as "children" of the current tab.
By clicking the arrow displayed in the "parent" tab, you can easily collapse such "branches," so you no longer have to suffer from too many visible tabs.
If needed, you can reorganize the tree via drag-and-drop.
The behavior of this tab tree resembles your visual browsing history.
For example, if you see a search results list for a topic, each search result link will open in a new child tab.
New tabs opened from these "child" tabs will appear as descendants of their original tab.
You can effortlessly dig deeper without losing track of your browsing—if you want to return to the original search results, simply switch to the "root" tab.
Moreover, each tree reflects a set of tabs on a similar theme.
Enjoy it as you like!
Pro tips:
- Press the "F1" key to toggle the TST sidebar.
- The "Tree Style Tab" toolbar button can also toggle the sidebar. If unnecessary, you can remove it from the toolbar.
How to use Tree style tab?
Tree Style Tab is a Firefox browser extension that automatically organizes newly opened tabs into a tree structure as 'child tabs' of the current tab, helping users manage numerous tabs and visualize browsing history.
Core Functions of Tree style tab
Tree view
Hierarchical structure
Tab manager
Multi-tab Browsing
Usage Scenarios of Tree style tab
- When Browsing Search Results, Open Each Link in a New Sub-Tab.
- When Researching a Topic, Track Browsing Paths in a Tree Structure for Easy Return to Original Search Results.
- Organize Tabs on the Same Topic into a Tree Group.
- Manage Numerous Tabs by Collapsing/Expanding Branches to Reduce Visible Tab Clutter.
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