Simple TabSave per Ruslan Borovilov

Simple TabSave keeps your tabs so you can put them back.

Save the tabs of the window you are in as a named snapshot, or save every window
of the browser in one go. Turn the timer on and TabSave does it for you, keeping
a month of history without filling your disk.

Everything you save is searchable. Find a snapshot by name, or a tab by its
title or link, with every match highlighted. Narrow a list to the days you mean,
star what is worth keeping, and show only those. Each row shows the favicons
behind it, so you recognise a session before you open it.

Your tabs come back the way you left them: a tab remembers its container and
whether it was pinned, and a restore puts both back.

Export everything to a file and import it back on another machine, choosing what
to bring in.

No account. No server. No telemetry. Your snapshots never leave your browser.

Main Features:

• Save all tabs in the current window, including containers and pinned tabs
• Save every window of the browser at once, by hand or on a timer
• Keep a month of history automatically, without it growing out of hand
• Restore a snapshot in a new window, or restore just one window out of it
• Search by snapshot name, tab title or link, with every match highlighted
• Filter by a range of days, by what made a snapshot, or by your starred ones
• Star the snapshots worth keeping
• See the favicons of a snapshot before you open it
• Name, rename, edit and delete your snapshots
• Export everything to a JSON file for backup or transfer
• Import a file back, and choose which parts of it to bring in
• Choose between light, dark or system theme, and an accent colour out of six
• Simple, privacy-friendly, and fully local