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chrome already has this behavior built in, start where I left off under settings. Is this different?

• ahmedfromtunis 10y ago
  Yep. You can save named sessions so that you can go back in time as needed.
  • bogomipz 10y ago
    Indeed. Chrome losing tabs after a crash and subsequent session restore is what led me to Session Buddy.
• mkl 10y ago
  Chrome's session restore silently loses tabs when you have a lot open. It is completely unreliable in my experience. Sometimes a window will come back with half the tabs missing, which is obvious, but when it's only a couple missing, it's much harder to even know. Also, Session Buddy lets you export sessions to back them up and move them between computers, etc.
  • rrdharan 10y ago
    If a tab goes missing and you can't tell, did it really matter?
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