Tab Mover

Move tabs between windows via the context menu.

Total ratings for Tab Mover

4.68 (Rating count: 47)

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Pros

Moves multiple tabs to different windows reliably
Clear and simple user interface
Complements the lack of Firefox's native feature to move tabs between windows

Cons

Difficult to find the correct window to move tabs to due to the list order
Submenus make moving tabs less efficient, requiring multiple clicks
Not compatible with 'Izheil multiple tab rows' add-on

Most mentioned

Ability to move multiple tabs at once
Need for easier or quicker way to move tabs without multiple submenus
Desire for keyboard shortcut functionality or customization
Wish list order was more intuitive or customizable to find windows easier
Incompatibility with private windows or other add-ons (e.g. greyed out options)

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Date	Author	Comment
2024-02-28	Xgenei	I HAVE 27 FF WINDOWS across 18 Virtual Desktops and this works almost perfectly. It's always reliable. Just a couple of issues to watch: 1) if you select the top tab in a nest, the entire nest will be moved. 2) The "move to" context window lists all 27 windows, but the list order is "as created" and tough-lucksky trying to find your window. So Guido - that's one feature update that would be worthy of a revisit. THANKS.
2024-01-01	therandomham
2023-07-31	Ben
2023-07-20	Passerby	It works, but I wish there were a quicker way to move tabs than going through 3 context menus.
2023-06-29	Firefox user 13530590	Does what I wanted it to, which is to give me a way to move tabs between windows without dragging them around. No idea why this isn't built-in like it is on Chromium browsers, but at least we can get there with extensions. Only niggle I have is that it would be nice if it either detected when I have the extension disabled for private windows or allowed the option to just show it as a single submenu. The "Close and Reopen in Window" option is nearly always grayed out and useless.
2023-06-23	jam	Does what it says on the tin. Even better, you can select multiple tabs and move them all to another window.
2023-05-17	Firefox user 17907669	Does what it needs to do
2023-05-03	PeaceByJesus.net	Does not work with Izheil multiple tab rows enabled: options greyed out
2023-04-27	SFN	This should be a native option. Until that happens, this extensions does the work magnificently.
2023-01-24	NORD	I love it. Thank you for making this add-on, for not making it do more than it should, and for raising it to play nice with other add-ons. I think I speak for the majority of Firefox's "power users" when I say it's highly appreciated and sadly a bit rare. I was a bit surprised to find that within a few weeks, I had apparently switched to, or started using, all of your add-ons. And it's for that specific reason. F*g Noah couldn't build an ark that would fit all the half-assed features we see poorly implemented in 95% of add-ons. Is it cold out there? Search AMO for "youtube" and install all "enhancers." What you'll see is the only phenomenon we've found that generates actually near Crysis level* heat. The core just isn't stable yet. My first add-on will be a POC of it hehe. Naming it "Firestarter for YouTube." Seriously though, we see a lot of fat, middle-aged add-ons that are "not great, not terrible," which isn't always enough these days. I sit here with 3 Firefox profiles running, 3 windows opened for each, and 250-350 tabs per window. So installing a well thought-out add-on that does its job great, doesn't starve for attention, has clean and consistent icons/look/feel, it's just great to be able to see the scope and impact of what I'm installing. My point is, I love to see this more UNIX-like mentality of building small, interchangeable programs with narrow focus, and combining them to achieve much more for much less. EDIT: To give constructive feedback, one thing is the option to choose which context menu it appears on (page right click, for example), and maybe some keyboard shortcut feature can be made super-intuitively, but that may require a UI to number the windows or similar. See, scope creep already, damnit. :P Until next time—over and out. :) NORD.

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