When restoring a window with tabs that are suspended by TMS with Lazy Loading on, clicking on a tab will lazy load the suspended page, but then TMS will not automatically unsuspend it.
Steps to reproduce
Install TMS and TSM
Turn on lazy loading
Turn on "Automatically unsuspend tab when it is viewed"
Manually suspend tabs or wait for tabs to be suspended
Save session
Close session
Open session
Click on suspended tab
Expected result
The tab will lazy load and then unsuspend. Or, if possible, it would be cool to have built-in tab suspension as well, or integration with TMS. Being able to manage sessions is nice for managing tab counts, but high-count sessions are still likely to end up happening so some method of suspending them that's more well integrated would be better. (with that said, realistically the tiny delay from two layers of suspension really ain't that bad, especially on a modern computer)
Actual result
When clicked the tab will Lazy Load but then does not unsuspend automatically.
(I think this is more an integration issue than a bug itself)
Short description
When restoring a window with tabs that are suspended by TMS with Lazy Loading on, clicking on a tab will lazy load the suspended page, but then TMS will not automatically unsuspend it.
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
The tab will lazy load and then unsuspend. Or, if possible, it would be cool to have built-in tab suspension as well, or integration with TMS. Being able to manage sessions is nice for managing tab counts, but high-count sessions are still likely to end up happening so some method of suspending them that's more well integrated would be better. (with that said, realistically the tiny delay from two layers of suspension really ain't that bad, especially on a modern computer)
Actual result
When clicked the tab will Lazy Load but then does not unsuspend automatically.
(I think this is more an integration issue than a bug itself)
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