A related extension is TabsOutliner ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-outliner/eggk... )
Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
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Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#22One thing that would be nice is if you could right click and 'send to project' tabs from another project or an unclaimed window. Or even have checkboxes by tabs in the project list that allow you to select lots and send them all to another project. That way say you have a lot of tabs open and you suddenly realise that half are procrastination and half are part of a project, you could send the first half to a new proj…
I would like to have the ability to migrate tabs between projects too. For some reason drag&drop of tabs between Chromium windows (under Ubuntu) has never worked for me. Copying (or moving) bookmarks and tasks would be really useful as well.
One more thing that would be nice is a check for duplicate project names. I've managed to create two projects with identical names and now can't find a way to delete one of them.
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#23Solves a pain point I have in a clean and simple fashion. The best a product can be.
Re: Contextinator: Divide your web browsing into projects
#24One thing that would be nice is if you could right click and 'send to project' tabs from another project or an unclaimed window. Or even have checkboxes by tabs in the project list that allow you to select lots and send them all to another project. That way say you have a lot of tabs open and you suddenly realise that half are procrastination and half are part of a project, you could send the first half to a new proj…
A really useful extension! Could be the solution to the tab overload. I would like to have the ability to migrate tabs between projects too. For some reason drag&drop of tabs between Chromium windows (under Ubuntu) has never worked for me. Copying (or moving) bookmarks and tasks would be really useful as well. One more thing that would be nice is a check for duplicate project names. I've managed to create two project…
I posted a work-around as a comment to the bug in Launchpad.