Hi there! I always end up having many tabs open in several windows and today I clued into how much time I waste trying to find the right window. I currently have 128 tabs open over 5 windows and every time I shut down and start up Firefox I "restore previous session". I started looking today for a way to label my windows so that I can have them as categories like "Music", "School", "Health", "General Learning", etc. I use a Macbook and use the 4 finger swipe down or up all the time and wanted to see my windows labeled to clearly see the types of tabs I have open regardless of what tab was up front. There are a few plug ins that do that but I don't like the permissions that they need like "Access your data for all websites". it seemed excessive for just a label. Then I thought. well it's basically a visual bookmark system. but I don't use bookmarks because everything disappears once I put it in bookmarks - it becomes less relevant when it's next to things from 8 years ago. here's what I imagine: Primary idea: - windows and bookmark folders are virtually the same thing, and tabs and bookmarks are virtually the same thing. - I can command-click or option-click on one of the bookmarks in a folder and it opens in a window that is labeled as the bookmark folder name --- I can command-click-drag to open several bookmarks as tabs in a window that is labeled as the bookmark folder name --- new bookmarks I open from that folder open as tabs in the window of the same name if it's already open Secondary thoughts for better flow: - button in top corner of window will open a list of all the tabs open in that window but the list will be wide enough that you can actually read what the tab is instead of just the first 5 letters. --- this way I can easily reorganize my open tabs. --- below list of open tabs in that window is a list of the other bookmarks in that folder that aren't opened that I can click on to open or drag up into the the "open" list and drop it where I want that tab to open up. --- if you want to get real fancy I can drag the tab from the list back up to the top corner and the other open window lists open up so I can move it to a different window - alternatively I can right click on it and select "move to" or "copy to" and choose a window or bookmark folder. - colouring or aging can show how recently each tab or bookmark was opened - This link shows what I mean https://trello.com/power-ups/55a5d917446f517774210012/card-aging - Turn on an option that when I hover over the title it shows a small render of the site (in bookmark menu or tab list) Troubles to think about: - Discerning between short term bookmarks (stored tabs) and long term bookmarks (regular bookmarks) - perhaps add a "lock" to the bookmarks you want to keep. --- some bookmarks i want permanently saved until I delete the bookmark (how it works now) --- some I want to be more transient so that when I close the tab it means I'm done with it (how I treat tabs now) --- when implementing the "move to" or "copy to" suggestion above, you may want that move or copy to be a permanent or transient bookmark. I suggest keeping the "bookmark" word to mean permanent so perhaps a "bookmark to" option. --- Perhaps closing a window doesn't remove them from the bookmarks folder, but closing the tabs individually does unless it's "locked" All of this will help me to keep my tabs to a minimum when I start firefox and when I want to pick up on a different subject I can easily open all of the relevant tabs - most of which aren't "bookmark" worthy at this point, they're just there till I deal with them and close them. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out. I feel this would dramatically increase my organization and workflow so I'm here to help Sincerely, Rick