Date	Author	Comment
2026-05-25	Jo*****	On Linux Mint Cinnamon running Waterfox, there seems to be no way to access the search engine without the mouse, which defeats the whole purpose of this when there is already the upper-right dropdown. It highlights the first tab in the dropdown, but neither Shift+Tab nor Up actually put the cursor in the search engine; you can't type without first clicking there.
On Linux Mint Cinnamon running Waterfox, there seems to be no way to access the search engine without the mouse, which defeats the whole purpose of this when there is already the upper-right dropdown. It highlights the first tab in the dropdown, but neither Shift+Tab nor Up actually put the cursor in the search engine; you can't type without first clicking there.
2026-03-26	ba*****

2025-12-04	Tr*****

2025-03-30	远离*****

2025-03-16	Ri*****	So, the window pop-up was about 1/2" too narrow, so I had to show the fav-icons else the first couple letters of the tab title would be hidden. It did sorta fix itself, it shorted the right side, so I could hide the fav-icons, but the 'x' on the right was then mostly hidden. And the length of the pane was too long, so I could drag the scroll bar most of the way down, but I had to scroll with the mouse wheel or use the cursor keys to see the rest. This may all be because I have a double zoom setting applied to my screen. I'll still run this on my new machine (even if these 2 issues persist), provided no conflicts, bc it's functionality to search tabs and bookmarks, only tabs or bookmarks, or history--all from the same text box--could be very handy. I would've liked Window title bar separators, maybe even getting the titles to display from a specified session mgr add-on. Thanks, mate.
So, the window pop-up was about 1/2" too narrow, so I had to show the fav-icons else the first couple letters of the tab title would be hidden. It did sorta fix itself, it shorted the right side, so I could hide the fav-icons, but the 'x' on the right was then mostly hidden. And the length of the pane was too long, so I could drag the scroll bar most of the way down, but I had to scroll with the mouse wheel or use the cursor keys to see the rest. This may all be because I have a double zoom setting applied to my screen. I'll still run this on my new machine (even if these 2 issues persist), provided no conflicts, bc it's functionality to search tabs and bookmarks, only tabs or bookmarks, or history--all from the same text box--could be very handy. I would've liked Window title bar separators, maybe even getting the titles to display from a specified session mgr add-on. Thanks, mate.
2025-02-26	退出*****

2025-01-12	De*****	FWIW, there is a fixed/updated version of this extension v1.0.6.2 which resolves the search field focus issue when triggering the popup via the keyboard shortcut (which was introduced in a recent version of Firefox) and few other minor topics/issues mentioned in the review comments by @pwrsurge and @reid. Thanks go out to this extensions author Kevin for his great port, and his tips and suggestions on extension development. His tips and past work made 1.0.6.2 easy work. The v1.0.6.2 signed but unlisted XPI can be found on a thread on the original Chrome extension GitHub repo. It is against policy to submit URL's so do a web search for: babyman/quick-tabs-chrome-extension issue 189 and then search the page for 1.0.6.2, you should find the full details.
FWIW, there is a fixed/updated version of this extension v1.0.6.2 which resolves the search field focus issue when triggering the popup via the keyboard shortcut (which was introduced in a recent version of Firefox) and few other minor topics/issues mentioned in the review comments by @pwrsurge and @reid. Thanks go out to this extensions author Kevin for his great port, and his tips and suggestions on extension development. His tips and past work made 1.0.6.2 easy work. The v1.0.6.2 signed but unlisted XPI can be found on a thread on the original Chrome extension GitHub repo. It is against policy to submit URL's so do a web search for: babyman/quick-tabs-chrome-extension issue 189 and then search the page for 1.0.6.2, you should find the full details.
2024-12-06	pw*****	Very useful addon when you reguarly have lots of tabs opened. Only major issue is poor search peformance as one gets done on every keystroke. This means that a search gets done after entering every single character which is useless. This can be fixed with the following simple change to popup.js in order to only search when the string is 3 characters or longer. On line 665 of popup.js: Change: if (!this.shouldSearch(query)) { to: if (!this.shouldSearch(query) \|\| query.trim().length < 3) { Hopefully the above fix can be implemented in a future add-on version. A user configuration option could also be added to specify the minimum length instead of having it hardcoded to 3.
Very useful addon when you reguarly have lots of tabs opened. Only major issue is poor search peformance as one gets done on every keystroke. This means that a search gets done after entering every single character which is useless. This can be fixed with the following simple change to popup.js in order to only search when the string is 3 characters or longer. On line 665 of popup.js: Change: if (!this.shouldSearch(query)) { to: if (!this.shouldSearch(query) \|\| query.trim().length < 3) { Hopefully the above fix can be implemented in a future add-on version. A user configuration option could also be added to specify the minimum length instead of having it hardcoded to 3.
2024-07-19	rs*****

2024-02-21	r*****	For anyone having an issue with the scrollbar covering the close button, add this to its css: .item { margin-right: 18px; }
For anyone having an issue with the scrollbar covering the close button, add this to its css: .item { margin-right: 18px; }

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