The interface is easy to use, and the tree toggles off an on quickly. It's great when there are only a few tabs open. My problems with Tree Style Tab is that it slows down and already slow browser (Firefox Quantum). It takes time to load on opening the browser, and if there are more than four or five tabs, it seems to slow down the loading of the pages. This may be due to not being able to override the top tabs Firefox uses, so two sets of tabs are loading at once. Whatever causes the slowdown and freezing--Firefox or the add-on--there are times they simply don't work well together, so I turn off the tree.

【Bug report】After the last update in March. The tree bar stays in loading status forever, cant see any tabs but a loading icon.
But if I disable and then enable this addon, everything goes well.
It happens everytime when I open firefox.

Removed dark theme (WHY?!??!), still limited vs what it used to be before quantum.

Tree Style Tab could be incredibly helpful, except for some bugs. I'm running Firefox on a Mac running High Sierra. The main problem is my tab trees change on their own. It seems to happen randomly, at least I haven't detected any pattern, except sometimes trees change between exiting Firefox & starting it up again.

What's very weird: I've disabled the add-on since it was becoming useless as it kept changing my trees; so I'm working without trees. This mostly works ok. However, the tabs get rearranged when exiting & restarting Firefox! I have no reason to blame this on TST, except I never had the problem before using TST!

There's also one nuisance, which might not have anything to do with TST. Often when I duplicate a tab (& I think in some other situations) the tabs are scrolled so the new tab is at the left or right edge of displayed tabs. I find this to be very annoying since I lose the context of the tab, until I manually scroll the tab list.

Dave

I doesn't have or I can't find the language options.

Good looking and very useful, but quite the performance hog.
Its own Firefox process runs all the time over 20% CPU (why all the time???), at session restore needs like one minute to redraw... I keep like 300 tabs in 4 windows, so this looks like a limit. Yes I can kill its process then the tree disappears and the machine is fast again, but that's not the point.

Great addon, but I wish it had some improvements. The trees are really handy, but when closing a tab, the tab I get moved to sometimes isn't the one right next to what I had open. And I rally wish this allowed you to tag your tabs after already having them open. Having to tag, duplicate, and close is a rather bothersome.

very unreliable extension at ff 57. At previous versions it worked better.
After initial opening of browser at some of windows it shows "loading" indicator forever. And it's possible to move between tabs with keyboard only at the window. Sometimes it loose list of opened tabs at sidebar, though they are accessible via keyboard.
Also order of tabs is broken sometimes for keyboard.
I tired to struggle with it for 1 month. I give up now.

Почему после закрытия панели, перестаёт работать инверсия открытия вкладок!!!!!

First time user. Looks good and seems to work fine with the Containers extension. Needs a bit more polish which I'm sure will come as webextensions matures on Firefox. Thanks for the hard work! :)

ok

Nope. This will not work until the horizontal tabs can be eliminated. It is way too odd to have two tabs areas showing.

Io non voglio vedere le schede in alto. Spero che questo problema sia risolto in futuro.

1. I want the bookmark panel to be on the left, and the tabs panel on the right. How to? (Previously everything worked)
2. I do not want to see the tabs panel at the top and right at the same time. How to? (Previously everything worked)
3. Where is Russian lang? (Previously everything worked)

This was great add on but for some reason I can't hide the tabs as I was able to in previous version of Firefox, so not too how long I'd put up with seeing tabs at the top and on the side. I think Firefox need to do something about hide the top taps too. But will carry on using the add on and hopefully the updates will resolve it.

Thanks

Well, it's the best work around so far until a true tab-grouping add-on is developed for FF 57. It's the whole reason I use FF. Wish you could label the parent tabs something else than the parent website. For example, "Everyday Stuff" or "Suppliers." We have several suppliers and different types of suppliers so it would be nice to label each Tree like the tab groups of 56.

I use this as a replacement for grouped tabs in Firefox 57. Actually it's better than grouped tabs since you can't have nested groups. With this Add-on you can.
But the Add-on really needs an option to NOT open new tabs as a child tab when I middle click on a link. Opening a link from a website often but not always says something about the hierarchical relationship between those tabs. When I click on a link in a list of search results that makes sense. When I click on a "see also ..." link at the bottom of the page of some documentation or on a link to related videos on YouTube it's just nasty that those new tabs always become child tabs of the current one.

Tried to make the new version work with 57, but it doesn't. Reverted to 56.02 to resume using the old add-on, which does work.

Why is Mozilla killing off its add-on ecosystem?

- doesnt work on the last stable version of Firefox, ver. 56
- in ver 57 there is a number of differences with regular behaviour:
cant make the tree style tab smaller than some limit, which is too large for me
top line tabs are not removed (what is then the point of having this extension?)
Hope the extension owner and the firefox team will fix bugs fast. without this extension there is much less reasons not to go for Chrome

Used with Firefox Dev build: I really enjoy this add-on. I love the premise. Stability seems iffy: (1) I sometimes observe the parent tab separated from its children, i.e. there will be tabs in between the parent and the child at inconsistent depths; (2) I have observed once in the first few hours of using it the whole sidebar becoming blank and unusable, requiring a restart. I also have one suggestion: I find that this add-on simply supersedes the vanilla browser tab strip, so it would be nice to have an option to hide the default horizontal tab strip.