Wow, amazingly useful !

The message was to the author of article : )

nice analogy, thanks

Why not to present to your readers something really innovative and brand new from the Chrome Web Store? You know what I am talking about ; )

As Google Reader as Feedly can easily extract the rss link from the provided to them page url,

BTW TabsOutliner is an excellent companion for any RSS reader.

Personally, being the extension developer myself, and knowing how much extension with such broad permission might affect the browser, i am even never install such extensions, which declare "all you data" rights, in the default, everyday use, profile.

The code on GitHub is nothing in case of extensions. As they not builds and published directly from GitHub. And have the auto-update capabilities.

Hmmm..

Just in time...

Also it' autosave all tabs in case of crash. Has the ability to reorder them later. Easily export to GoogleDoc for sharing not for everyone but strictly controlling with whom. And tons of other indispensable features for people who really keep a ton of browser tabs.

TabsOutliner - a much better extension if you keep a ton of browser tabs open at once.

I start the work timer. Even if i don't know what to do it help a lot to actually start think about what to do.

This is a Chrome extension. Not a separate application as it might look because of very rich interface.

And yes, I also cannot understand how it is possible to have only 9 tabs. Or even only 90 tabs....

Sorry if this might be treated as spam. As i am an author. But really, the tool is so useful i cannot personally life anymore without it. As a heavy tab hoarder i was dreamed about something like this since i start to use the net.

Interesting how it is possible that you never mention TabsOutliner, behind there topics:

I using TabsOutliner extension for a similar reason. But actually it can do so much more than only tabs unloading/restoring. Take look: