Tab grouping and panels lost. #1910
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This happened to me twice today. For some context, it happened after I booted up my computer and firefox restored the previous session. These are my logs, if it helps |
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Can confirm that the same behavior happens to me too. (Sidebery 5.2.0, Firefox 133.0.3) |
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I just lost all my group nestings and came to Github to report this issue. (Sidebery 5.2.0, Firefox 134.0b9) |
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Happens to me almost every start, on multiple devices. |
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Could you check if this issue still exists in version 5.2.0.10 (sidebery nightly release: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery?tab=readme-ov-file#install)? |
Probably not. I couldn't reproduce it. |
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This has happened multiple times in recent months and it just happened again when I turned on my PC today, all the tabs have moved to the first group and the other groups are empty. I'm on windows 10 / firefox 135.0b4 |
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This has been happening to me frequently now too, every couple of hours the groups will lose all their tabs. |
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@elena-ferra, could you please provide logs (right after groups losing their tabs)? How to get logs
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I recently changed OS and was having this issue, so I updated to nightly (5.3.1.2) and tried to restore from snapshot. Initially I thought updating to nightly resolved the tab flattening, but it looks like it's still happening sometimes, including when I captured the logs below. (Running LibreWolf 134.0) Edit: It looks like exporting and importing a json snapshot restores properly |
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@ElectricAlgorhythm, thanks for logs, they pointed out the reason (at least one of them) of losing tabs structure on opening window by Sidebery (e.g. opening snapshot window) |
This should prevent some cases of losing tabs structure on opening window by sidebery e.g. opening snapshot window or moving tabs to new window. (#1910)
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I have a similar issue, likely related. In my main window I have 4 panels used for categorizing (besides other temporary windows), and firefox is set to restore on startup. Yesterday I found one of the main window panels had been flattened and rearranged (I think it was after Windows bootup). The folders were preserved, but all folders and tabs are now in reverse order, the tabs are placed above the folders they used to be inside (as older siblings), and tabs that used to be childen of other tabs are equally placed above what used to be their parent tabs. All flattened, one level. Another panel, probably the one that was active from last session, was mostle okay, except for one folder whoose content, I think, had been treated as described above. And today I found that a third panel had been completely flattened and rearranged, same way as described above. It may have happened simultanously, as I don't think I activated this third panel after the incident, until now. The fourth and final panel was empty, maybe with a single tab, so not affected. And other open window(s?) weren't affected either. I could try to reproduce, but honestly I don't have the nerves, or the time right now. I hope this was helpful anyway. Let me know if (some of) the debug info from Sidebery would be useful (settings > help > show debug info). I guess at least this first part is: "addonVersion": "5.3.2", "firefoxVersion": "135.0" |
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Had similar experiences throughout the last months on Linux with always upto-date Firefox and Sidebery. On startup I always restore the same session with four windows with 300 < tabs < 1000. If that provides any clue. |
Steps to reproduce
Actual behavior
All tabs are ungrouped and moved to the main panel. Pinned tabs are not affected.
Expected behavior
My groups and panels should be like they were before.
System
Fedora 41
Firefox version
133.0
Sidebery version
5.2.0
Logs
No response
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