Is There a Session Manager that Handles Opera Workspaces?
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lremery last edited by lremery
I've been searching for a good Session Manager which will save all of my active tabs - as well as - my workspaces - at set intervals - so I'd be able to restore everything in the event of a crash.
My newest solution is to have system backup program back up the entire "Opera Software" directory 6 times per day so at worst I'll only lose a few hours of browser tab/workspace activity. I hope you can suggest a better/easier way to get my workspaces back after a crash.
I don't remember exactly when I discovered workspaces, but they're SUCH an organizational convenience! At that time, I believe that Opera was the ONLY browser with them... I'm not sure if that's still the case - or - how far back that workspaces were enabled in Opera. Regardless, I'm addicted to them now, and sometime just before or after I discovered them was when the tab-killing crashes began occurring more frequently. Sometimes Opera crashes and does not kill my tabs or workspaces. But when it does now, at least I have a few-hours-old backup I can use to get most of my tabs back. I hope that someone has created an extention/utility that supports the easy, seamless restoration of both tabs and workspaces! Someone out there please let me know.
Thank you very much!
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rgk last edited by
Hi,
I was looking for a good session manager and I couldn't find one. fell on your search for same thing, but you received no reply to your quest. Did you end up finding an answer to your search. Would really like to know. Please share if you did find.
Thanks
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lremery last edited by lremery
No, I STILL haven't found ANY session manager which handles Opera's workspaces. Thank goodness Opera hasn't been failing with anywhere near the frequency it HAD been in the past. Still, in order to completely eliminate my tab/workspace-loss worries, I now back up my ENTIRE "Opera Software" folder (as well as my Thunderbird profile folder and my ECCO Pro folder) 6 times each day. Opera has garbled up SEVERAL times since I started backing up so regularly, but at most I only lost a few hours of browsing history or e-mail. Thank goodness for the nice quick restoration process!
Just realized I already wrote about my backup process in my initial message!! However, the work saved by my backups makes the redundancy of my suggestion worthwhile. I cannot overstate how important these backups have become to maintain my peace of mind!!
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