Sessionaire

Installed today, Windows 10 64 Bit, Firefox, saved session, failed to restore multiple attempts, personally would not install, will uninstall and never use again. If software does not do what it promises it should be removed from the add ons...

Thank you for making this available. I noticed that the extension loads Google Fonts from `fonts.googleapis.com` and `fonts.gstatic.com` in the HTML files. That means Firefox makes external network requests when the UI opens. I did not see any analytics or data transmission code, but these font requests technically contradict a strict reading of “No external servers.” You may want to consider bundling the fonts locally to fully align with the privacy statement. If this were fixed i would give this 5 stars.

I’ve been using Firefox for years and session/tab management has always been a pain point for me.. especially now with tons of AI tools and research tabs open at once. Most extensions either feel outdated, lose sessions, or get in the way of workflow. Then I stumbled on Sessionaire and it actually helped.. not by trying to be fancy, but by doing the basics really well. First thing that stood out: it just saves and restores sessions reliably. I have multiple windows with work tabs, research tabs, containers, and Sessionaire brings them back exactly how I left them. No surprises. What I like most: - Crash recovery actually works - Firefox crashes, Sessionaire quietly saves everything and lets me restore it with one click. - Auto-save is more useful than I expected - I no longer panic when I accidentally close a window - Smart search lets me find sessions or tabs fast without scrolling forever. - Firefox Multi-Account Containers support makes it easy to keep context for work vs personal tabs. - It keeps everything local with no tracking or cloud nonsense. I’ve tried other session managers over the years.. some lose tabs, some feel half-finished, and some just clutter the UI. Sessionaire isn’t perfect, but it’s actually functional, easy to get into, and has become part of my everyday browsing workflow If you’re like me and juggle dozens of tabs, windows, and containers, give it a shot. It’s not trying to be everything under the sun, it’s just doing what session managers should do, and doing it well.