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Every batch notification has Undo, which reopens what it just closed, and the popup keeps Undo last for an hour afterwards.To stop it happening again, protect the site: hover the tab in the popup’s Bin list and choose Protect site, or add the domain in Settings. Pinning a tab also protects it.
Check the switch in the popup first — Few may simply be off.If the popup says Few has paused, the trial or subscription has ended; see Your account.Otherwise, remember that the default rules are patient: a tab has to go 3 hours unused before anything happens to it, and the clock for tabs that were already open starts when Few is installed. The ▷ test button in the editor reports what would happen right now.
It should not. Each action has a Leave tabs in my own groups alone switch, on by default. Open the step in the editor and check it is still on.
Tabs in Bin are unloaded to save memory, and Chrome reloads one when you open it. That is the reload you are seeing, and it only affects tabs that had already moved to Bin.
That is fine: Few keeps its own record of the groups it made, so it does not confuse yours with its own even when the names match. Yours stays yours.Earlier versions marked Few’s groups with four dots, like ....Docs. Those are renamed automatically the next time the browser starts.
The extension checks your account every few hours rather than continuously. Opening the dashboard and reloading the extension’s page brings it in line immediately.

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Email hello@withfew.app. Telling us what you expected and what happened instead is usually enough.