Chrome-Stats extension
Lone Tab
A new, unique session for every tab opened.
Total ratings for Lone Tab
3.44
(Rating count:
16)
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Pros
- Allows for multiple sessions in different tabs
- Useful for testing web apps with different logins and experiences
Cons
- No indication of enabled status with icon badge
- Unclear functionality in terms of new tab sessions
- Issues with certain websites and logins
Most mentioned
- Not working
- Useful for testing web based apps
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Recent reviews for Lone Tab
Recent rating average:
2.50
All time rating average:
3.44
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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| 2024-03-24 |  |
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id | Idiot programer |
| 2024-03-13 |  |
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en | Does not work |
| 2023-05-15 |  |
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It seems to work as advertised. To my understanding, with the extension active in chrome, and enabled, every new tab opens in an entire new session, and it seems doing just that. I can have multiple online "same game" different accounts opened at the same time. I would just add a few observations. 1- There should be a icon badge indication, the extension is enabled and causing new session tabs. 2- We don't exactly know how this works. I meant, if I'm in a tab and follow a link opening a new tab, this new tab belong to the parent session, or is a new session? I thing it should belong to the parent session, but I don't know. Please clarify the situation. 3- Maybe You could colorize or use some unique mark in the tab so we know wich session it is, a new session or a tab belonging to a parent session (I don't know if I'm being clear and making sense). 4- Maybe it is also a good idea, not only keep the current functionality intact, but also add, as an option, the possibility to create new tab in a new session ONLY when I click the extension icon. As it should, every time one clicks any tab created under the this extension management, the extension should somehow signal with a icon badge that the tab session is being manage by the extension. Anyway, this extension works even with discord.com. I say this because there is another extension, with similar session per tab concept, that prevents discord to fully load, and executes correctly, one can't even login. | |
| 2021-12-22 |  |
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Too bad it does not work at all :( | |
| 2021-10-28 |  |
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Not working, | |
| 2021-08-30 | Pat MySecret |
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Didn't work for me with Disqus. Wouldn't allow me to log in. Had to clear Cookies. | |
| 2019-09-12 |  |
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Not working, same session in all tabs | |
| 2019-04-04 |  |
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It was perfect; but is it working now? It seems not to. | |
| 2018-05-22 |  |
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Thank you so much for this :) Exactly what I was looking for. | |
| 2018-02-28 |  |
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Very useful extension for testing web based apps that require different logins and experiences. One request... It would be great to be able to differentiate between a page refresh (F5) and opening a new tab. Currently, an F5 refresh also resets the session. It would be great if it kept the session and only dropped the session if it was on a new tab. |
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