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SideBerry Installed/configured with no changes to it or Firefox settings or addons for >6 months
Firefox set to "Open Previous Windows and Tabs", Sideberry Auto Snapshots every 12 hours
Have many (>1000) tabs across multiple Sideberry panels, using 1 window
Sessions restored accurately with tabs in correct Panels every time until now.
Check Snapshots are being created as expected and they accurately reflect the expected Panel organization/tab tree structure
Actual behavior
After a PC crash, on opening Firefox the session was empty.
Sidebar shows all panels (empty) as if it is a new/clean/second window.
Re-checked Sideberry Snapshots, ensured good snapshot with full panel structure (all correctly reflects the expected tab structure)
On Restore from Snapshot, >all tabs load only to main Firefox Top Bar
>Side Sidebar shows all Panels as expected, but all are empty
>Opening a new tab only creates it in Firefox Top Bar, panels remain empty
"Reload add-on" from Sideberry Settings>Help> >After loading, all tabs show up in 1st Panel (not separated to correct panel per Snapshot)
>No tree structure as well
Notes from Logs below:
On initial snapshot restore, log shows messages through line 17: [sidebar:224] Init end: 90ms chunk-4KZVVU6Z.js:2:7890
Remaining log appears after triggering Reload Add-On Seems like the below lines may be showing the issues happening?
[sidebar:574] Tabs.findCachedData: mismatched: 4081 4081 8 chunk-4KZVVU6Z.js:2:7976
[sidebar:574] Tabs.restoreTabsFromSessionData chunk-4KZVVU6Z.js:2:7890
[sidebar:574] Tabs loading: Cannot find panels: -1 chunk-4KZVVU6Z.js:2:7976
[sidebar:574] Tabs.restoreTabsState: Done: 296ms chunk-4KZVVU6Z.js:2:7890
Troubleshooting/VERY partial mitigation:
Tested partially restoring snapshots by selecting>"Open in Current Panel" with a subset of tabs in the Snapshot Viewer. This restores the tabs with their Tree and Folder structures correct. With large numbers of tabs this isn't a very manageable way to restore after the problem since it involves hundreds to thousands of checkbox clicks manually for the currently panel, but it at least can help with restoring key subsets.
Expected behavior
Restoring all tabs to correct panels with tree structure intact on Restore from Snapshot. At least a workaround would be great if any ideas to get the tab structure back/reflecting the saved Snapshot structure.
For what it's worth, I really value the panels/organization and end up with so many tabs in some panels because I use them to organize background research for projects including reviewing references for research articles and context around them (as well as archives of reviewed/installed mods for games that can get pretty extensive).
Steps to reproduce
Actual behavior
>all tabs load only to main Firefox Top Bar
>Side Sidebar shows all Panels as expected, but all are empty
>Opening a new tab only creates it in Firefox Top Bar, panels remain empty
>After loading, all tabs show up in 1st Panel (not separated to correct panel per Snapshot)
>No tree structure as well
Notes from Logs below:
Troubleshooting/VERY partial mitigation:
Tested partially restoring snapshots by selecting>"Open in Current Panel" with a subset of tabs in the Snapshot Viewer. This restores the tabs with their Tree and Folder structures correct. With large numbers of tabs this isn't a very manageable way to restore after the problem since it involves hundreds to thousands of checkbox clicks manually for the currently panel, but it at least can help with restoring key subsets.
Expected behavior
Restoring all tabs to correct panels with tree structure intact on Restore from Snapshot. At least a workaround would be great if any ideas to get the tab structure back/reflecting the saved Snapshot structure.
For what it's worth, I really value the panels/organization and end up with so many tabs in some panels because I use them to organize background research for projects including reviewing references for research articles and context around them (as well as archives of reviewed/installed mods for games that can get pretty extensive).
System
Windows 11
Firefox version
133.0.3 (64-bit)
Sidebery version
5.2.0
Logs
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