Tab Manager in Side Panel
Compatible with built-in and adds more easy-to-use features, lives in side panel
See your desired website in the browser side panel.
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With the Page to Sidebar extension, you can easily see your desired website in the browser's sidebar or side-panel (in mobile or desktop views).
Once the addon is installed, please open the options page and add the desired website address (the complete URL). One desktop view and five different mobile views are available to choose from (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Tizen, and Firefox OS). Within the options page, you can also choose to hide the top toolbar and block ads in the sidebar.
To report bugs, please fill out the bug report form on the addon's homepage (https://mybrowseraddon.com/page-to-sidebar.html).
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era exatamente o que eu precisava.
very nice. would you consider adding a right-click context menu item to capture a page link and open it automatically in the sidebar? it would be a nice productivity shortcut.
"The plugin is great, but when I enter a local URL (such as: 192.168.0.1:8080), I am unable to browse the page. Is it because it cannot access pages with ports? Also, I hope it can support Chrome's own address system, such as (chrome://newtab)."