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turian / save-my-browser-tabs

Extension for Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome to save all of your open tabs to a text file (window/tab index, URL and title of each tab)
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Whats the easiest way to restore tabs? #2

Open jfarcher opened 9 years ago

jfarcher commented 9 years ago

Is there a quick way to restore the contents of the file as open tabs?

nhoizey commented 9 years ago

I have the same question!

philt2001 commented 9 years ago

I know it's not quite what your after, but my fork (https://github.com/philt2001/save-my-browser-tabs) has the option to save as HTML, making it easier to open selected tabs, but it is still not easy to open all of them.

nhoizey commented 9 years ago

@philt2001 great, thanks! Could you make a release, with an actual .xpi ?

philt2001 commented 9 years ago

If you follow the link, there is an .xpi in the repo. The master branch has all of the new features.

nhoizey commented 9 years ago

@philt2001 wow, sorry… :-/

benwaffle commented 8 years ago

what I do, on linux, is:

for url in $(cat opentabs--date.txt | awk '{ print $4 }'); do
    xdg-open $url;
done

(excuse my UUOC)

yereverluvinunclebert commented 6 years ago

philt2001 - your version does not work for me. It saves nothing... reverted to Dimitri's.

philt2001 commented 6 years ago

@yereverluvinunclebert Sorry to hear that, it used to work for me. However, the new Firefox (since about 60 or so) doesn't want me to install the plugin.

Instead I have been using Tab Session Manager: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-manager/