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You asked, we built it: Firefox tab groups are here | The Mozilla Blog
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Please help me understand how to use tab groups and how to use bookmarks and why they are different things.
I don't know about groups specifically, but keeping a tab open retains its history, so you can go back (and forward) later.
Yes, tab groups maintain history, even across save & reopen operations.
Oops, I wasn't clear... I meant I don't know what the use-case is for tab groups, but keeping tabs open in any form should save history. (Thank you for letting me know, though!)
I gave a few of my personal use cases above, but in short: when I need to reference or act on multiple things on different sites at short notice, and will probably need to again later; to label tabs; and when I need multiple tabs of the same website, but because the URL doesn't update a bookmark is insufficient.
Edit: You're welcome!