I use IE, Firefox, and Chrome for work related activities and my browser of choice is Chrome followed by IE, then FF if that puts any of this into perspective..

I use IE, Firefox, and Chrome for work related activities and my browser of choice is Chrome followed by IE, then FF if that puts any of this into perspective... I use an extension for Chrome called Session Buddy because even in the initial periods of the browser, session management wasn't seemingly a priority. Session Buddy is way better than any browser's internal implementation, possibly only followed by Firefox but there again I use another session manager plugin so my thoughts are further skewed. I guess tl;dr is I don't believe a browser really needs perfect session management internally, especially given how full featured these plugins are. My only gripe is they aren't magically grafted in but I suppose due to the sheer number of plugins and feature parity means choosing one wouldn't be easy and you'd want to promote a system where it could be replaced easily. The current mechanism of finding plugins that suit your needs is good enough to me but I'm a developer, not a grandma.