Note that it seems to me difficult to find out the previous previous 200 webpages' URLs from most recent history in Firefox. Is there some way to restore the previous previous session of 200 tabs of webpages? Now clicking History->Restore Previous Session only restore the single tab of webpage. But instead of doing that, I clicked a new tab and opened a newpage, and closed the tab, which closed Firefox out of my expectation (in Chrome browser, closing the only tab doesn't close the Chrome browser).
When I started Firefox again, I had a chance to restore the previous 200 tabs of webpages, by clicking History->Restore Previous Session. I closed Firefox, and then rebooted Ubuntu. I did not run into any issues while using the extension but would like to see some options added to it for instance, an option to change the interval of the automatic backup could be useful.I opened about 200 tabs of webpages in Firefox 59.0.2 (64-bit) on Ubuntu 16.04. Session Boss is a well-designed extension for Firefox to save windows and tabs manually or automatically. You may copy and paste the URLs to restore them as Session Boss keeps track of those.Ī click on the menu icon displays options to delete sessions, copy them, create groups, and update sessions. Session Boss lists internal pages like about:addons but it cannot restore them. Restoration of internal tab pages is limited as well due to APIs. In fact, the only data that is not preserved is the navigation history due to API limitations.
Session Boss supports lazy load windows and tabs are restored over a short period of time to avoid slow downs or freezes while the operation is in process.Ĭookies are preserved by the extension. Restore one window and tabs by creating a new window.Restore one window and its tab by replacing the active window.Restore sessions with new windows keeping existing windows and tabs open.Restore sessions over existing windows by replacing them.The extension gives you several options to do so:
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