Save Working Session

Easy to save current working tabs and restore when you come back.

What is Save Working Session?

Save Working Session is a Chrome extension that allows you to save your current working tabs and easily restore them later. With a simple click, you can save your session, take a break, and then restore all tabs when you're ready to continue working. It provides a convenient way to pause and resume your work seamlessly.

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By: mactiencong

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Users: 241 ▲ 38

Rating: 4.00 (2)

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2019-12-04)

Creation date: 2019-12-01

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
storage
<all_urls>

Size: 7.40K

Email: ma*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 54078 ▲ 2324

Other rankings

#5458 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 93 #13 in session keyword 51 ▲ 2 #36 in save keyword 73 ▲ 19 #55 in work keyword 13 ▲ 19 #59 in restore tabs keyword 16 ▲ 11

Other platforms

Save Working Session (v1.0.2)

3.62

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Extension summary

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Easy to save current working tabs and restore when you come back.

How to use: Step 1: Click to icon of "Save Working Session" to save all current working tabs. Close browser and take some break. Step 2: Open browser. Click again icon of "Save Working Session" to immediately restore all tabs of previous session and ready to continue working.

Note: Icon with green ⬇ means ready to restore.

User reviews

It stopped working completely. I get the green "1" when i save, but tabs don't get restored. Here's my review when it was still working for me: So far, AMAZING. Great job for making it so TINY. I love that you don't restore tabs that are already open. Even works with incognito windows, so i use this to save sessions in incognito. Please add ability to restore tabs even AFTER they were already restored. That would have saved me when my computer crashed. Just have two buttons: "Save", "Restore". "Save" would always overwrite the previously saved tabs (like it does now). "Restore" could be used as many times as you want (instead of just once).