How to find out suspended pages after GS stopped to work?

[Petersool]

How to find out suspended pages after GS stopped to work?

• Extension version:latest
• Browser name & version:Chrome
• Operating system & version:Win 10

And please also do a search for your request/bug before create a new one thanks!

[difr]

try search in history. I've found them there (I'm not sure that all of them, i can't exactly remember how much was suspended 😐)

[sudipkumarbhattacharya]

Check the url of the suspended tab. Don't click refresh, or the URL will be gone. Edit the URL, and at the end of it, you will find the URL of the suspended tab.

For e.g. here is the URL text of a suspended tab: chrome-extension://klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg/suspended.html#ttl=GitHub%20Learning%20Lab&pos=679&uri=https://lab.github.com/githubtraining/paths

At the end of the URL, you will see "uri=". Whatever comes after that, was your original URL. Copy that portion and then launch in a new tab.

[RoxanneRR]

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-marvellous-suspender/noogafoofpebimajpfpamcfhoaifemoa/

1 install this one, TheMarvellousSuspender 2 TheMarvellousSuspender - setting - session management 3 export all your tabs, including tabs suspended by TheGreatSuspender. You can save urls as txt 4 open txt, exchange all klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg to noogafoofpebimajpfpamcfhoaifemoa 5 import session by TheMarvellousSuspender from txt now you get all your tabs , and use TheMarvellousSuspender as usual BUT ONLY for tabs suspended, cannot find tabs invalid

[zipus]

3 export all your tabs, including tabs suspended by TheGreatSuspender. You can save urls as txt

How do you pretend to export if the extension in gone? there is a way to recover saved sessions? @quenlowi

[marsrp1]

3 export all your tabs, including tabs suspended by TheGreatSuspender. You can save urls as txt

How do you pretend to export if the extension in gone? there is a way to recover saved sessions? @quenlowi

There may be. For me, once I restarted Chrome, TGS worked for a few minutes. When I went into sessions, it had an auto-saved session from a few minutes before Chrome disabled it. I was able to export it there and then import into TMS.

[andrewprofile]

#1313 other solutions ;)

[TomasHurtz]

Here is the answer:

Actually - here seems to be the easiest way:

You install the clone (safe) of Great Suspender - the clone is called MarvellousSuspender

You'll need to have notepad++ or a similar text editor with regex search and replace.

install the marvellous suspender, open its options export the session into a text file open the text file with notepad++ open search and replace and set "search mode" to "regular expression", then replace chrome-extension.*uri= with an empty string save the text file close all your tabs import the session from the saved file with "open and suspend"

[vladistan]

Here is the way do to it if your cannot export Great Suspender session anymore because Google disabled the extension this morning. This is a small build-up to @TomasHurtz method above

1. Find your History file. On Mac OS X it is under ~/Library/ApplicationSupport/Google/Chrome/Default

2. Copy History file to separate directory

3. Open the file with SQL lite client

   sqlite History

4. Run the following commands to export suspended tabs

   .mode list .output saved-sess.txt select url from urls where url like '%klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg%' ; .quit

5. Open the saved file with an editor that can do search replace

6. Replace the string klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg with noogafoofpebimajpfpamcfhoaifemoa

7. Install MarvellousSuspender from Chrome Store

8. Import the session file you created above

9. PROFIT