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- Tree Style Tab (TST) organizes browser tabs into collapsible tree structures, where new tabs opened from a current tab become its children.
- Users can fold branches by clicking arrows on parent tabs to manage visible clutter, and restructure trees via drag and drop.
- TST serves as a visual browsing history, allowing deep navigation without losing context, with each tree reflecting a topically related group of tabs.
- The extension requires permissions like accessing tabs and session information, with optional permissions for bookmarks and clipboard data.
- TST provides public APIs for other extensions to enhance functionality, with several helper extensions available (e.g., Multiple Tab Handler, TST Auto Group Tabs).
- Alternatives to TST include Tree Tabs, Sidebery, Tab Center Reborn, and sidebarTabs, each with different features and design strategies.