Richard

No, not really! It just checks every 10 minutes (by default) and discards tabs that have been active for more than 10 minutes.

Go to the options page and enable logging. Then open the background page of the extension. Open "chrome://extensions" in a browser tab and turn the developer mode on. Click on...

This is a good idea, however, there is no easy way to implement this as far as I know. The tabs API does not return the status of the user...

> A way is to create individual timers for tabs that are respecting the rules This is not efficient! I reduced the check to one-third of the period that the...

> sometimes even manually 'discard all other tabs' does not work. Manual discarding respects the exception list. By using Shift + Click, you ask the extension to bypass the list....

What is the URL of a tab that you need to force discard?

That's weird! The extension is supposed to find the closest not discarded tab! What is your browser?

On Firefox for Mac, I am not able to reproduce this. For me, the extension finds the first tab on the left side which is not discarded.

I am going to create releases from now on. If I forgot, please ping me here https://github.com/rNeomy/auto-tab-discard/releases

@soredake not yet! It is pretty simple but converting to the sync storage resets all the configs back to the default values. So I am still investigating