It works, but it's basic.

I wish it had fully featured side by side panels like in other modern browsers.

This basic implementation locks in the website in the sideview, which means you can only navigate by the items in the webpage. If you want another website in the sideview, you have to visit it in a regular tab and then click 'view in side view'.

A big negative for me is that your extensions do not work in the side view.

Nice extension, but for some reason when I use it, Pinterest only opens in the browser (not in the sidebar) in the mobile version and not the desktop version

Thank you, this is the feature I wanted.
However, like Yandex Browser, Whale Browser, Edge Browser, and Vivaldi Browser, closing and opening the window does not keep the content displayed.

Missing a lot of features that feel required. I'm coming from Vivaldi and their native "Web Panels" which is how I expected this to operate.

There should be the ability to go forward/back within the sideview. Either with mouse buttons, gestures, or with dedication navigation buttons in the panel. As is, I'll open a tech blog pick out an article and then have to navigate back to the homepage and find where I was in the feed again, sometimes scrolling through multiple pages since I cant just go back.

It should also persist like an open tab. I often close and reopen it and don't want to load the page each time. Especially if I am using something like ChatGPT to have an ongoing conversation. I either need to keep the side view open the entire time even If i don't need it right then, or re-navigate to the previous conversation (which if thankfully remembers)

I would also like a keyboard shortcut to open the sideview. Perhaps there is one that I haven't found documented. It would be nice to be able to open it with gestures (I'm using Gesturefy)

I would also prefer that I could just add a site from within the sideview and save it there. Instead you have to open it in a tab, and then use the sideview button to also open it in sideview, and once you've done that you can open your 3 most recent pages. I have 5 or 6 pages I would like to quickly open in sideview, but you cant currently do that.

Seems like a good start, but is missing a lot of functionality.

Very good but using it with pinterest breaks the site

I don't like the look of the extension and I can't find my tabs.

1. I cannot see the recent tabs section, so it's hard to find my current tab in the list of tabs. (I have many tabs)

2. The tabs are in arbitrary order. They are not in the same order as in my tab bar and they are not sorted by the time they were last used.

3. The extension has no dark mode.

4. The context menu icon doesn't adapt to the Firefox' dark mode. It's a black icon on a dark background.

best . these things make firefox best . tried firefox after being bored by chromium and now never going back there

This extension definitely breaks Google Meet.

Meet works in Private Browsing, so after disabling add-ons one-by-one, it was this and only this extension that affected Meet.

Shame, because I use Meet more than I used this useful extension, so this had to go :-(

This extension definitely breaks Google Meet.

Meet works in Private Browsing, so after disabling add-ons one-by-one, it was this and only this extension that affected Meet.

Shame, because I use Meet more than I used this useful extension, so this had to go :-(

Google meet links stuck on redirect loop even in regular tab with the extension enabled.

Also, would love to see the view to be resizable for 50:50 split.