Tab Session Manager for Chrome

Web browsers, including Google Chrome, usually come with options to restore previous sessions or a certain set of pages on startup but managing browsing sessions to a more advanced level is a whole other story. Fortunately, there are simple extensions that can help in this matter and Tab Session Manager is one of them.

This extension is one of the top choices when it comes to managing browsing sessions in Chrome. With its help, you can save lists of opened windows and tabs and restore them whenever needed.

Working with Tab Session Manager in Google Chrome is really easy. As soon as it is installed, you should be able to notice the new icon in the browser’s toolbar. You should pin the icon to be able to access it easier.

Clicking on the icon reveals a popup window, the GUI of Tab Session Manager. Once here, you can save your first tab session manually. To do so, you must come up with a suggestive name, which is then shown in the “All” and “User Saved” categories. To find sessions easier, Tab Session Manager enables you to add tags to each entry.

Opening a previously saved session is a matter of a few clicks. You can open it in the current window, a new window or add it to the current session. It is possible to replace the current session altogether.

There are additional configuration options under the hood in the Settings section. Tab Session Manager features automatic session saving, which comes in handy in case the Chrome browser crashes. The time interval between two consecutive saves and the maximum number of saved sessions can be customized.

Acting as a safety net, the Chrome extension makes sure you don’t close the browser accidentally, prompting you to save your session so as to be able to restore it later.

Losing your entire browsing session because you either accidentally hit the close button or because of an error brings so much frustration! That is why a reliable session management tool, such has Tab Session Manager is much needed. Moreover, it comes in handy in case you are working on multiple projects, allowing you to save a browsing session for each.