Save Pinned Tabs

Darian Caplinger2021年4月21日

★★★★★5

I have been using this extension on multiple browsers and on different operating systems, and there's one truth I can absolutely state as fact..., it works as advertised. For people getting multiple copies of the tabs on opening a new window, just work through the issue referring to the help page of the extension if needed, or by searching the web. This is one of my essential must have extension across all the platforms I used and have tested this to work on! If you have a question, the developer is happy to hear feedback.

JoGa Bop2021年3月24日

★★★★★5

great app...thanks!

JZ S2021年3月22日

★★★★★2

that is not what I wanted, I don´t want to go into something and then save, I have bookmark for this I just want to see the taps and click on it: pin and save, same with tab groups.. why is it so hard to find/do?

Klickwelle Agentur2021年2月26日

★★★★★5

Was great, but stopped working a couple days ago on chrome/mac - Update: Support was very quick and fixed the issue - Love it!

Jonathan Rowley2021年1月25日

★★★★★3

I have been using this for years but recently the pinned tab is being duplicated multiple times.

Michelle Kelley2021年1月14日

★★★★★5

Works smoothly as advertised. RECOMMENDATION: Include a button for "UNload" or similar to remove the pin set if desired. Otherwise, once they are launched, if you want them out of the way, you have to start a fresh window or unpin and close each pin in the group individually to get them out of window. A quick button in the extension to load/unload would be great!

Hossein Zebarjadi dana2021年1月4日

★★★★★5

Simple and useful.

Petr Stránský2020年11月23日

★★★★★5

Simple to use and extremely useful, if you use pinned tabs. No longer lose pinned tabs if you accidentally close the window.

Ken Dean2020年10月28日

★★★★★5

Brilliant, I use it all the time. Excellent for being able to load different pins for different desktops (home/uni)

Skip Freeman2020年10月9日

★★★★★5

Bottom line: SPT = increased productivity. Read on if you want some examples and use cases. For example, when doing research, I have a preset collection of websites for each type of project I work on. However, having to load the websites each time, then pin them to give me room on the title bar, takes a little bit of time. It is a repetitive task that wastes time and creates friction. SPT solves that problem. It saves time and reduces friction immediately. I have created 10 different presets of websites saved into 10 SPT files. The number of websites in an SPT file range from a low of 5 for one type of project to a high of 19 for another. Yes, many extensions save groups of tabs. But upon activation, they just open up all of the tabs as regular tabs. You have tabs extending from left to right (and beyond) across the top. Yes, you can use the scroll bar to go back and forth, but that is time consuming and it is easy to "get lost." Therefore, I need to pin all of the tabs to give me the real estate I need for adding additional websites as I go down rabbit holes while doing project research. In other words, none of the extensions I found before now opened up a collection of website tabs AND pinned them. SPT opens multiple websites (in the order you put them into their respective SPT file) and simultaneously PINS them. By putting a little thinking into creating the SPT file, i.e., the websites you need and the order you want them to open up in Chrome, you'll have a tool adding much needed time back to your busy day. (This step is essential because you can't edit an SPT file yet.) One of the complaints I noticed from early reviewers was the "doubling up" of tabs when Chrome opened again. That problem has been solved with the button, "Autoload." Make sure it is unchecked, and you won't get the doubling up. Also, be aware that if you have a Chrome window open with a set of tabs & you choose another SPT file, it overwrites the collection of tabs you currently have. That's a big OOPS! Here is how to solve that - open another Chrome browser in a new window. Next, choose the new file in SPT you would like to open. Once two windows are open (or 3, or 4, etc.), you can easily drag/drop tabs across Chrome windows to create new groupings of websites for whatever project you are working on. Final thought at the moment - another powerful way I've found to use SPT and manage my workflow is to use SPT in conjunction with Windows' ability to create virtual desktops. Here is an example of how that helps - For one project, I have all of my tabs from one SPT file open on my first desktop "real" monitor. The second project is on my 2nd "real" monitor in another Chrome window. Projects 3, 4, and 5 are on my virtual desktops (Windows key + Tab). And, now you can name the virtual desktops too! That helps in knowing which Window has what on it. And that's how SPT = increased productivity. A BIG thank you to the developer of this extension. FEATURE REQUEST - in a future edition, please provide the functionality for renaming a file. Then, if possible, the ability to edit a set of websites within the file. PS: If my feature request is already available, someone please share how to do that in replies.