
Is it possible to sync TabGroups to another device
with the new function of Tab Groups i was wondering if it is possible, or can be added in the future, to sync existing Tab Groups to all or specific devices in order to access created groups on my private Macbook to my work Windows Firefox.
thanx for any reply
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Maybe in the future "Open tab" sync will be enhanced with tab group information, but I suspect that might be quite a ways down the road. Mozilla has a product suggestion site at https://connect.mozilla.org/ where you could vote for this idea or, if no one has posted it yet, create a new idea submission (at https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/idb-p/ideas).
For now... extensions can read tab group information, so someone might create an exporter for grouped tab information. For example, this might create a "bookmarks.html" style file you could open in a tab (to manually open links as needed), or a compact data file that you could exchange between different installations to auto-load the tabs. Those aren't as convenient has having that direct access through Sync but could be useful as an interim measure. Do you have any thoughts about the design of such a tool?
Extensions also can share data via sync, but only a modest number of characters is allowed, so there would be a limit on the number of URLs that could be shared this way. (https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/storage/sync)
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Maybe in the future "Open tab" sync will be enhanced with tab group information, but I suspect that might be quite a ways down the road. Mozilla has a product suggestion site at https://connect.mozilla.org/ where you could vote for this idea or, if no one has posted it yet, create a new idea submission (at https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/idb-p/ideas).
For now... extensions can read tab group information, so someone might create an exporter for grouped tab information. For example, this might create a "bookmarks.html" style file you could open in a tab (to manually open links as needed), or a compact data file that you could exchange between different installations to auto-load the tabs. Those aren't as convenient has having that direct access through Sync but could be useful as an interim measure. Do you have any thoughts about the design of such a tool?
Extensions also can share data via sync, but only a modest number of characters is allowed, so there would be a limit on the number of URLs that could be shared this way. (https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/storage/sync)