Tab Session Manager
Save and restore the state of windows and tabs. It also supports automatic saving.
Save and restore sessions, manage tabs and bookmarks, and stay organized with a powerful and trusted privacy-first session manager.
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Session Buddy is a tab and bookmark manager that allows you to:
● Save open tabs as collections that can be easily restored later. Great for freeing up memory and avoiding clutter.
● Recover your open tabs after a crash.
● See and manage all open tabs in one place.
● Search collections to quickly find what you're looking for.
...and lots more!
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perdí todo el trabajo de recopilación que había estado realizando durante los últimos tres meses !!!
STAY AWAY. Used to be great, now COMPLETELY UNRELIABLE. I sadly need to WARN everyone on what used to be my favorite extension. SB had some bumpy bugs between browser and extension updates, the latest v4 made a lot of changes people disliked- none of that would matter but for the SECOND TIME session buddy out of the blue DELETED everything i had. No recovery possible, tried everything they listed and some more, the data was literally wiped from chromes and sb data folder. First time it was just as v4 happened, i had a manual backup, and on a hobby profile. This time it happened without any updates, no warning, on important research i was saving and counting on SB. Even bugs on old (good) SB the data was still there- now all of a sudden it likes to wipe data on a whim Devs mentioned some chrome bug as culprit but i find it weird- even chrome major updates never erased SB data that way, and im a heavy extension user- and nothing else gets erased except Session Buddy. For the second time. Apparently the bug restarts as if you had just installed it and in doing so just decide the files on the data folder are worthless and deletes then... yeah. Im unlucky, had numerous instances of cloud services dying on me, stolen account, ever since i went local off-cloud everyway i can- first time a local app(extension), zero cloud just up and wipes my data. I was probably dumb to think it was fluke the first time around. I probably will never trust chrome extensions again, developed a new fear apparently- but i certainly wont trust session buddy again.
My computer locked up so I had to force restart it. When I reopened Chrome all of my tabs were gone... again, 2nd time this month. Last time I was told to email support, which I did, but I never heard back.
Очень хорошее приложение. Работает. Помогает!
Have been using this extension for months now and it's been very useful for me. but it would be perfect if you could add moving or dragging features for arranging collections, folders and links. because I've spent a lot of time just copying and pasting folders and links just to arrange them as I prefer.
Absolutely horrified. Have been using this extension for YEARS and then today, ALL my sessions are gone. Looked for answers and apparently, they couldn't manage some kind of chrome change so they've provided instructions which require you to import old databases. Thing is, the instructions they provide to locate your old collections are faulty. There is no folder titled "databases" on my PC in the location of the path provided by them. Only the new "IndexedDB" All data lost. Do not use.
Very useful with one game-changing prospective feature. One question and one request: Question: Is there a way to search only upon session titles? If so, how, and if not, this would be a nice feature for users with curated and lengthy session names and/or lots of sessions. I recall the original version either had this or it was easier to view the results (perhap thinner element height for the collection names, allowing more sessions to be visible per screen?). Presently, unabridged results can be challenging to sort through. Request: Not to be a pest, as I think this is a common and long-running suggestion, but a cloud-based option would be a game-changer. In the distant past, I rotated/migrated across different PCs; as such, the export/import feature was adequate. Now, my workflow involves multiple concurrent PCs. I doubt that this scenario is unique. I would be happy to pay a reasonable fee; however, I wonder if there is a creative workaround. Could the Session Buddy data be saved in a file(s) in a user's existing Dropbox/Box/Drive/OneDrive, with a settings-configurable drive path? That way, the mess of cloud interface software and the hassle of billings could be avoided, relying instead upon a user's pre-exiting shared drive service. Automatic backup would be a strong side benefit, reducing "I lost my data" or "I can't migrate my data" user technical support requests and providing additional built-in advantages of such cloud services (e.g., version control features). One complexity might be concurrent use errors. A "this file is locked" message on "PC B" (similar to those encountered on Office files on shared drives) might be clunky and annoying if it implies that "PC A" needs to close its browser (and later relaunch scores of links). Better, would allowing concurrent cross-PC use be a such a problem? Could new sessions be saved/appended from multiple end points asynchronously? I don't think recent sessions are autosaved anymore, so that would lower complexity. Perhaps a simple manual "session refresh" (similar to the effect of reopening the extention) would suffice? Or skipping even that with the user simply closing and reopening the extension if switching back to "PC A" (given that "PC B" might have appended or edited sessions). Finally, as a long-time user, I understand the original need for the new version and have acclimated. Thanks for all the work involved in updates, debugs, and general education on misunderstandings around user-perceived "missing" (but not really missing) features.
firstly.. it is a very good extension and thank you for developing it...but there is an important drawback of it... it is when we open a saved session it opens all tabs totally not in standby state like firefox do as example when you restore session, the tab opens but in standby state, it means that data on the tab didn't load totally, but loads when you click on tab. that saves much amount of memory and that what aren't done in this extension, it use very much amount of physical memory when you open big number of tabs saved in one session. I hope you can solve this problem and thank you
Elimino las sesiones anteriores
Sorry. Previous version was much better. Specially to remove unwanted tabs from the history. Click on X and its done. Now i have the select which one i´d like to delete and press DELETE on keyboard. Nonsense