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Save and restore browser tab sessions with ease. Features include export/import, search, tags, auto-save, and more. TabSaver saves the tabs in your current window as a session you can reopen later. Name it, click save, and close the tabs. When you need them again, open the session and everything comes back, tab groups included. Each saved session shows a small screenshot of the page you were on, how many tabs it has, and when you saved it. Click a session to see its tabs and open only the ones you want. If you've opened more tabs since saving, the + button adds them to the session. Two optional background features, found in Settings: • Auto-save backs up your window every 15, 30, 60 or 120 minutes and keeps the last five backups. • Live Sync keeps a session matched to your current window. Turn it on for individual sessions with the sync button. Also included: • Tags (Work, Personal, Research, Shopping, Social, Entertainment), and search by session name, tag or tab title • A button that closes duplicate tabs across all windows • Rename, drag to reorder, and undo after deleting • Export and import as JSON • Right-click menu to save all tabs or just the current one • Dark mode Shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+S saves the current window and Ctrl+Shift+T opens TabSaver (⌘ on Mac). You can change them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Everything is stored locally in your browser. There are no accounts and no analytics, and your sessions are never sent anywhere. New in 2.1.2: session names show on every card again, and the popup footer is no longer cut off.
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