how to save and restore opened tree

[mike-boost]

Short description

I want to save all tabs and tree structure to bookmarks or file, and import from them.
I didn't find a clear way to do this.
I installed "Bookmark Tree for Tree Style Tab by Lej77", but didn't find the guide.

• Bookmark Tabs... and Bookmark Selected Tree... , no response.
• Bookmark Tree Data only save tabs in bookmark without structure

Steps to reproduce

Expected result

Have a guide to explain how to save and restore opened tree.

Actual result

Environment

• Platform (OS): Mac bigsur
• Version of Firefox: 94.0.2 (64-bit)
• Version (or revision) of Tree Style Tab: 3.8.16 (2021.11.11):

[irvinm]

It sounds like you don't have the bookmark permission set for TST. Do you have this enabled in TST? (I don't and I get a notification when I try to bookmark tabs from TST to enable the permission first) I'm not sure how this differs on the mac.

[mike-boost]

It sounds like you don't have the bookmark permission set for TST. Do you have this enabled in TST? (I don't and I get a notification when I try to bookmark tabs from TST to enable the permission first) I'm not sure how this differs on the mac.

Thanks.
I enable thoese and now it can save book marks, but still not the structure. It only rename the tabs to pretend they have structure.

when save tree:

and open by firefox bookmark open all:

maybe I open in a wrong way 😏

[SXZ1]

@mike-boost open bookmarks, right-click on a folder containing TST tree structure and click on Open all as tree or something like that, this menu item should have a TST icon.

[mike-boost]

@mike-boost open bookmarks, right-click on a folder containing TST tree structure and click on Open all as tree or something like that, this menu item should have a TST icon.

Thanks.
It only clickable in the opened Bookmarks window, not available in dropdown bookmark menu!

[GlenCoakley]

Whether invoked from the bookmarks manager or a bookmarks pop-up, this will create a Firefox tab group then open all bookmarks from the saved tree as direct children in that group. It does not preserve a tree with multiple levels/depths.
I believe the expectation of the OP (and certainly my expectation) is that it would preserve the full, complex structure of selected trees of tabs.

If I have tabs as represented here (pretending this is a vertical view of tabs in the Tree Style Tab sidebar.

  tab with title "ABC", which is the top-level, parent tab
    tab with title "DEF" which is second level down, "child #1", of parent
      tab with title "GHI" which is third level down, child of "child #1" and "child #1.1" of parent
  tab with title "JKL" which is second level down, "child #2" of parent
     tab with title "MNO" which is third level down, child of "child #2" and "child #2.1" of parent

My expectation is to see such a set of trees within trees to be duplicated when the tabs are reopened. Instead what is created is the following.

 tab group
   tab with title "ABC" which is second level down, child #1 in group
   tab with title "DEF" which is second level down, child #2 in group
   tab with title "GHI" which is second level down, child #3 in group
   tab with title "JKL" which is second level down, child #4 in group
   tab with title "MNO" which is second level down, child #5 in group

Currently, this extension will do what is desired: https://github.com/Lej77/bookmark-tree-for-tree-style-tab