The hope is that when stored, the title of the page can be automatically used instead of the fixed use of MySession.

Good

The clue about micheal krafts session manager was it was also saving the size of different window tabs with it this addon even tho it gives an overall more options to choose from and does well enough to compete with the others of that kind doesnt give me whats needed. Thanks keep it going anyways

Блин. Это пипец какое непродуманное дополнение. У меня сессия была на 120 вкладок. И что происходит при открытии сессии?? Правильно все 120 вкладок ЗАГРУЖАЮТСЯ!!! ЗАчем ?? Ну зачем предзагрузка всех вкладок?? Неужель трудно сделать по нажатии правой клавиши мышки чтобы вкладки загружались, только те что выделил. Или в настройки внести опцию чтобы можно было отключить предзагрузку.
Это тупизм же. Если я сегодня работал и закрыл с 120 вкладками, то это не значит что на следующий день мне надо все 120 вкладок предзагрузка. Я сессию открываю вчерашнюю но загружаю себе только пару тех на которых остановился. А не все 120.
И вариант чтобы открывать только выбранные для загрузки - тоже негодится, ибо потом не помниш с какими работал. Именно надо чтобы сессия вся открывалась.

I would prefer something like Session Manager by Michael Kraft. but Michael has yet to update to FF 57, and frankly FF 57 is worlds faster than it's predecessor. WebExtensions is the way to go, a far superior platform. I don't understand why there is such resistance to just fucking modernize already. MySessions could use an update to the UI, something like Michael's, but it gets the job done.

Works great! Best of all, it plays nice with Tree Style Tab. Other session managers tend to lose tab hierarchy but because sessions are saved as bookmarks, this information is preserved.

The UI looks a bit out of date, but it doesn't really bother me.

It creates auto bookmarks under "Other Bookmarks"<MySessions<AutoSave. Any site I visit is bookmarked by it and saved in folders. I found it doing this after months and till then I got a huge library of folders that I have to delete manually.

Works, but the fact that it saves sessions to bookmarks is annoying. That Interferes with managing your bookmarks, because you never know if you actually bookmarked a page, or if it's buried somewhere in saved sessions. Session Manager, I miss you!
EDIT: In reply to the dev's comment: I recommend you listen what people say. I did read the description, I knew that it was going to save to favorites, but I still don't like it that it does that.

Hi there. I haven't really installed the extension, only leaving a rating because there doesn't seem to be any other way to comment.

I wanted to ask whether the source code for this extension publicly available somewhere? If not, would you be willing to put it up, or is the intention to keep the source closed?

Thanks for making the effort to build this.

The addon will let you create sessions with titles and restore them to the current tab or a new window. It does this pretty well.
I tried this out as an alternative to "session manager" which is no longer support in FF 57+. Unfortunately this extension does not have an import feature for "session manager", or have folders to group sessions.
The UI and usability could do with some refinement as well.

In reply to developer: How can you import from session manager if it does not support folders for sessions? Does it dump them all into 1 list?

1. I would like to be able to automatically open the last used tabs when logging in (Firefox on start).

2. Delete the selected ones (backups) at once and I would like delete all of them at the same time.

Although I like the idea of saving the session, doing this via bookmark is basically duplicating a bookmark. ie I had one site bookmarked 19 times. Surely, there has to be a better way than duplicating bookmarks.

Update: I had to uninstall the addon, it makes no sense duplicating bookmarks. Besides I want to save the session, not bookmark it. I understand that's it's intended purpose. But having multiple copies of each bookmark is more trouble than it's worth. A better way, if it were even possible would be to update the same bookmark, but creating and duplicating hundreds of bookmarks that you never wanted in the first place seems counter intuitive.

Works well. I use it to save various groups of tabs for later.

I love it
I need to understand how to import previous sessions from same app because I had to create a new firefox profile and the new profile has nothing.
Please help

I only think, that tabs from "private browsing" shouldn't be saved (auto bookmarked) or at least there should be option to disable it for private windows.
Besides that, it's currently the best available session manager :-)

Am I missing something? Because AFAICT you either have to manually press the 'Save the session' button or set auto-save to 5 minutes (not recommended).

My sites aren't loading the way that I have them set up

Seems to work pretty well. It might be one of the only session managers out there that actually works!

I hope this extension lets users choose which session to restore. I am instaLLing it because of the pop-up windows which get closed at the end of the session and then i cannot see any of the previously open tabs.
PS. Today I had 7 useful tabs in Firefox, and then I closed the main window. After that I found another window with some site which opened in the background. After closing that separate window, all my 7 useful tabs were wasted.
I would like to avoid losing tabs in this way in the future, and that is why I am installing your extension.
Also, I hope it has autosaving, because I will not save sessions. I just forget about it when I read all those 7 tabs.

I'm looking for a replacement for 'session manager' in Firefox Quantum and I've downloaded this addon among others to test it. The main problem for me is the lack of search functionality. I have read the reviews and the developer's response to this problem is, basically, to laugh at the suggestion and say that nobody has asked for it. I have not bothered asking for it because I have discarded the addon. Each one uses the addons in a particular, sometimes unique way. I read with perplexity the response to a user about his suggestion of a search engine: the developer brags about having 300 tabs (or 1000) in a window and never having needed a search functionality. The interesting thing about working as a developer is that your code is thought for something and users end up using it for what they really need. The more users, the more different uses. I do not think it's a good idea to mock the suggestions of your users. Or brag about having 300 or 1000 tabs in a window.