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Whats the easiest way to restore tabs?

Open jfarcher opened this issue 10 years ago • 8 comments

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

jfarcher avatar Jun 18 '15 15:06 jfarcher

I have the same question!

nhoizey avatar Sep 02 '15 22:09 nhoizey

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.

philt2001 avatar Sep 03 '15 20:09 philt2001

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

nhoizey avatar Sep 04 '15 08:09 nhoizey

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

philt2001 avatar Sep 04 '15 14:09 philt2001

@philt2001 wow, sorry… :-/

nhoizey avatar Sep 04 '15 14:09 nhoizey

what I do, on linux, is:

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

(excuse my UUOC)

benwaffle avatar Apr 19 '16 16:04 benwaffle

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

yereverluvinunclebert avatar Oct 07 '18 12:10 yereverluvinunclebert

@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/

philt2001 avatar Nov 07 '18 22:11 philt2001