The Great Suspender Recovery Tool

Recover your lost Great Suspender tabs!

Intro

This extension attempts to recover your suspended Great Suspender tabs by searching your browser history and displaying any found suspended tabs.

You can then:

• browse as a nested list or a table
• adjust grouping, sorting and level of detail
• save as folders and bookmarks
• or copy data to spreadsheet

Installation

1. Visit the extension's page on the Chrome Web Store
2. Click "Add to Chrome"

Instructions

Running the extension:

1. Run the extension by clicking on the toolbar icon:

Saving as bookmarks:

1. Make sure the "display" option is set to "List"
2. Adjust the settings and preview the output
3. Click "Bookmark Tabs"
4. Check the new folder at "Other Bookmarks/Recovered Great Suspender Tabs"

Copying to a spreadsheet:

1. Make sure the "display" option is set to "Table"
2. Adjust the settings and preview the output
3. Click "Copy to Clipboard"
4. Paste into a spreadsheet

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Development

Running in test mode

If you don't have any Great Suspender tabs saved, you can check the extension works by adding a manual query to the URL:

?text=hello&limit=100

Scripts

The extension is not currently compiled, but there is a build / release process.

To install the packages:

npm i

Before releasing, modify the src/manifest version:

{
  "version": "1.0.0",
}

Then run the release script:

npm run release

This will release to a folder called releases one level above the repository root.