Sessions for Google Chrome™

Compile your tabs into Sessions.

What is Sessions for Google Chrome™?

"Sessions for Google Chrome™" is a browser extension aimed at enhancing your productivity by helping you manage your tabs at an ease. It allows you to save all open tabs into a single session which you can recall at a later time, thus enabling clean and organized browsing. These sessions are shareable across multiple devices signed into the same Google account. The tabs can either open in the current window by default or in a new window as per your preference.

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By: bulletblue

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 3.75 (8)

Version: 1.2.1 (Last updated: 2016-04-16)

Creation date: 2016-04-16

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
storage

Size: 744.45K

Email: bu*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 27467 ▼ 70

Other rankings

#13241 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 23 #11 in session keyword 51 ▲ 1

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Extension summary

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Sessions for Google Chrome™ allows you to save all tabs in your current window into a single session for recalling later. If you've got a bunch of tabs open, all related to a single focus, you can shelve the session and close the tabs or entire window, and single-click to restore it. Sessions are shared across any machine signed into the same Google account.

Tabs will open in current window by default or optionally in a new window.

User reviews

This is perfect for my use case! Thank you so much for creating this extension!

Jeremiah Crisman, 2024-06-17

Useless, please compare: Have a window with some 70 tabs open. Close it. Use Recently Closed to restore your tabs. No problem. Use Sessions for Google Chrome™": Save the tabs to a session and close the window. Try to restore it. All tabs will be loaded at once on the browser, making it hang and crash the system as the memory is filled unnecessarily by all the tabs instead of loading them Unloaded (or Discarded). How is the native behavior better than the extension's behavior?