# Tab Session Manager

> Save and restore entire browser tab sessions — organize tabs by project and never lose your workspace again.

## About
Tab Session Manager is a Chrome extension that solves the problem of losing all your open tabs when you close Chrome, restart your computer, or switch between projects. It lets you save named snapshots of your entire tab set and restore them instantly later. Power users — developers, researchers, project managers — keep multiple named sessions for different workflows and switch between them without losing context.

## How It Works
Open the extension popup and click Save Session. Give it a name (e.g., "Client Research" or "Sprint Planning"). All open tabs — URLs, titles — are stored in extension local storage. Later, click the session name and choose Restore to reopen all those tabs. Sessions persist across browser restarts. You can have as many named sessions as you want.

## Install
- Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/baiemkicgkgonofijhccpmahcglhbaln

## Key Features
- Save all open tabs as a named session with one click
- Restore any saved session in a new window or merge into current
- Organize sessions by project or workflow name
- Auto-save session before browser closes (crash recovery)
- Export/import sessions as JSON for backup or cross-device sharing

## Use Cases
- Developers maintaining separate tab sets for each feature branch
- Researchers organizing literature review tabs by topic
- Project managers keeping client context tabs separate per account
- Students saving semester research sessions to resume later
- Freelancers switching between client workspaces without tab chaos
- Content creators organizing reference tabs per article project
- Teachers saving lesson preparation tab sets per unit
- Power users with 50+ tabs who need organized context switching

## Blog
- https://tabsession.site/blog/backup-browser-tabs-automatically
- https://tabsession.site/blog/best-tab-manager-chrome-extensions
- https://tabsession.site/blog/chrome-tab-limit
- https://tabsession.site/blog/chrome-using-too-much-memory
- https://tabsession.site/blog/how-to-save-chrome-tabs-for-later
- https://tabsession.site/blog/organize-chrome-tabs-by-project
- https://tabsession.site/blog/recover-tabs-after-update
- https://tabsession.site/blog/reduce-chrome-ram-usage
- https://tabsession.site/blog/restore-lost-chrome-tabs
- https://tabsession.site/blog/save-tabs-across-devices
- https://tabsession.site/blog/save-tabs-before-restart
- https://tabsession.site/blog/switch-between-workspaces-chrome
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-groups-vs-sessions
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-hoarding-problem
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-management-for-project-managers
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-management-for-researchers
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-management-minimalist-guide
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-management-workflow
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-for-content-creators
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-for-developers
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-for-freelancers
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-for-students
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-for-teachers
- https://tabsession.site/blog/tab-session-vs-bookmarks
- https://tabsession.site/blog/too-many-tabs-productivity

## Contact
- Website: https://tabsession.site
- Support: support@regios.org