Tab Session Manager for Firefox

The frustration that comes from having all your tabs closed accidentally is a curse only an enemy could mutter to you. Fortunately, there are ways to fight evil, and Tab Session Manager for Firefox is one of them.

This Firefox extension is capable of saving the current state of your open tabs so that you can restore it whenever you deem necessary at a mouse click.

Using this browser addon is easy as pie, and you only need to spend a couple of seconds installing it in order to start benefiting from its features. Then, you may want to click its icon in the toolbar in order to explore its GUI and begin saving tab sessions manually.

When you do that, you need to come up with a name for your saved session, which you should see in the “All” as well as “User Saved” lists. Needless to say, opening any session is possible by clicking a single button, as is the case of removing the backup altogether.

Aside from that, it is worth pointing out that the “Settings” section comes with a series of goodies that you may like. Considering that the Firefox extension is able to automatically save tab sessions, it is a good thing that you can specify how often this task should be carried out. What’s more, indicating the maximum number of saved sessions is possible.

Other than that, the browser addon ensures you never close the window without the possibility of restoring your tabs.

In order to avoid confusion and make sure the tabs you are currently working with and not mixed with those from a restored session, the Firefox addon comes with a straightforward solution, which entails opening a backup in a new window.

On an ending note, Tab Session Manager for Firefox is a handy software utility that can save and restore the tabs you open in the browser either automatically or at user-defined times. The extension should prove of great help when working on projects involving multi-tasking, saving you precious time when trying to access previously visited websites.