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.
按已采集快照查看用户数变化。
展示最近 7 日窗口内已采集的评分快照,辅助判断近期评分是否稳定。
同口径展示 1 天、7 天、30 天的绝对增长与增长率。
查看发布时间、版本、支持语言、最近更新和抓取时间。
查看插件说明、主要功能和适用场景。
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!
查看最近评论和评分分布。
商店综合星级:4.7。下方星级分布只统计已同步评论正文;如果某个插件只有公开分数、没有真实评论正文,这里可能为空。
查看 Chrome 商店详情页中的相关产品。
Save and restore the state of windows and tabs. It also supports automatic saving.
A simple, powerful tab manager
Need simple session management? Several users on the same Chrome? FreshStart is a simple cross browser session manager.
The Next Generation Session Manager; A Really Working Too Many Open Tabs Solution; And Your Browsing Notebook.
Auto-saved browser sessions. Tab groups support. Sync with the cloud.
Save & restore your browser sessions. Auto saving, multiple sessions and more.
The new version (v4) is the update nobody needed.
Eu achei horrível essa nova atualização. Deixa o histórico do jeito que estava antes e assim eu posso deletar manualmente o que eu quiser. Que negócio chato. Eu usava desde 2014, sem problema algum, e agora estou procurando substitutos.
變的超級無敵難用,搜尋欄竟然只能搜尋封存欄位,當下開啟的卻搜不到,總開啟多少分頁的功能也不見了,直接更新到報廢🙃
Is it possible to load the older Version some of good old stuff is missing wanna make fallback
At least you should have asked us if we agree on the data conversion.
The update ruined the extension. What's the point of breaking a perfectly working thing? Developers, just release the previous version as version 4.1 and 1,000,000 users will say thanks!
Sad that my favorite extension became USELESS
The extension interfere with CMD+B which is a very common shortcut for example in Google Docs. Disabled it for that reason, if not fixed, will uninstall. You cannot hijack such important shortcuts for your extension, no offense.
Hey there. I was among the number of displeased reviewers, and I'm sorry. This is to apologize and to offer a couple of suggestions for implementing the features you wanted to add in a way that users might not find to be obstructive, and indeed might actually be a great improvement, which I think is what you were envisioning with v4. I get why you'd want to implement changes you thought might improve the extension, especially since Google is slated to be breaking things for it in the near future. I could get used to the new design, even if it's less visually appealing. The history thing, OK, yeah, I kind of get why the snapshots might help, but it's far too restrictive, and it is buried. It feels like there's a better way to do it, and that would be to use the classic history setup, but tracking changes as well—like, have a "see closed tabs" button underneath when the session is pulled up that simply contains the tabs that weren't open at the end of that session. Easy as pie, doesn't require 240 times as much disk space, and is intuitive. As well, next to tabs that had previously used different URLs, have a little icon that users can click that will show them the history of that tab (like what you see when you click and hold the back/forward buttons in the top left of the browser navigation panel). I think if you implement these ideas, you'll have accomplished the improvements you were shooting for, but with much improved usability compared to the current implementation. The search function should definitely be reverted. It doesn't make sense to have to hit enter. If you're trying to recall what you're looking for, a live filtering works much better. That would be ideal. It used to be really good, so using the original as a guide would be a good idea. Apologies again. It was just so baffling that this could possibly happen. It was like, *the* quintessentially perfect extension. Possibly the best I've ever encountered since browser extensions first appeared in this world—and without doubt the best of its class. After cooling down, I believe in you again. You just have to listen to the feedback (ignoring the *tone* of much of it, perhaps) and reincorporate the features you removed, and fix the questionable decisions like the snapshots. I would urge you to seriously consider the above idea, assuming it's possible, because that would seem to be the ideal means of incorporating the new features. But it's gotta be in the left panel. Like, the major selling point of Session Buddy was that you could recover sessions after a crash, so burying them like that was a real head-scratcher. Personally, I still think you should open the source to public view and collaboration. The project might wind up getting more donations and you'd be much less burdened by taking it all on by yourself. There are thousands of brilliant people out there interested in building good and trustworthy software, and SB deserves their love. It would also likely prevent similar debacles moving forward, given that the decision-making would be more democratised. Thank you for your work up to this point. I am going to trust that you're hearing the feedback and are planning to restore the extension to the buddy we have all come to love. <3 And…forgive them, they know not what they do. Not to get religious, just a turn of phrase. Modern society makes it easy to forget the person on the other side of the screen. Please understand that this response has actually been a HUGE compliment to your work preceding this update—something over a million people have found indispensable was threatened, and they got scared that their buddy was going away. It is a testament to the ingenious idea you had (or at least the ingenious implementation of an idea that already existed), and I think everyone will forgive you for the mistake of removing functionality and breaking/burying/deprecating the most important features, so long as you restore them. With love, J.
Search is now useless. And multiple features have been removed.