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Chrome crashing and losing all the tabs was the only way to keep them under control, now with bugs fixed and a session manager extension, I can always get them
by mavhc 4y ago
Chrome crashing and losing all the tabs was the only way to keep them under control, now with bugs fixed and a session manager extension, I can always get them back.
- user_7832 4y agoBy session manager do you mean an extension? I used an extension called OneTab that had a few thousand of my tabs on my old laptop... it took that extension crashing twice (probably burning 4~5k tabs) before I learnt my lesson and backed up all my tabs to a txt file.
- mohamez 4y agoI've been using OneTab for more than five years now and never crashed.
- rasz 4y agohttps://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-backup-restore/dehocbglhkaogiljpihicakmlockmlgd https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-backup-restor... works great. Vivaldi(chromium) has really bad Tab session handling. They used to lose tabs all the time, so instead of migrating to SQLite database for tabs (sqlite is very crash durable) just like they store passwords/cookies /etc tey did this elaborate Rube Goldberg mechanism of rewriting 5-10MB files every time you click on something :( https://www.reddit.com/r/vivaldibrowser/comments/vbh7zg/vivaldi_is_good_but_it_needs_serious_optimization/icif9oj/ https://www.reddit.com/r/vivaldibrowser/comments/vbh7zg/viva... Whats more they store Tab thumbnails as Base64 encoded jpgs in Json text files :( They are burning SSD endurance for no reason :(