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Updated
Oct 21, 2020
I recently started using TabFern. I've been using Tabs Outliner for a few years, currently I have almost a thousand tabs on it and am trying to replace it because it's closed sourced and its owner is gone.
Before discovering TabFern, I've been using OneTab for a few weeks. Instead of backup and restore, it has export and import feature. It uses a textarea to provide a plain text listing all tab