Which one?

I'm looking for a simple, safe and stable solution.

Seems like SessionBuddy is only for Chrome, and that it can display past sessions, saved sessions, but not effectively the complete, last session you had open when you closed the browser (unless it crashes)... Tabhamster seems to do a similar job, but its autosave is lazy and not reliable, and can't be set to save the current session when Opera is closing.

At this point it seems like this should be a built in feature, as a option, in the "On Startup" settings.

I'm finding myself using Maxthon more and more, ONLY for speed's sake, forfeiting the advantages Opera delivers... I dunno, the first time I noticed this behavior in Maxthon (which I'm pretty sure is rather recently implemented), it felt like a no brainer, and wondered why it isn't one of the standard options in all browsers...

Hello yourself So, if this is not currently possible, maybe it's a good idea to implement, then?

I would like to know if there is a way, via setting or extension, to make it so that Opera opens to a tab with a list of the last sessions' tabs, like Maxthon does, instead of actually loading them? I find this feature to be very fast, organized, memory friendly, and it also helps the browser load instantly. Sure loading a few tabs is no problem, but I do read LOTS of articles, visit tens of sites, and sometimes I can wake up with 30, maybe even 40+ tabs opening while I (re)start Opera. I used to think there was nothing to do, but accept this, and just organize everything, or take the time to read them all, as bookmarking them all is just plain stupid. But recently I tried a heap of other browsers just to see what they feel like, and Maxthon surprised me with this feature. Instead of loading 40 tabs, it shows you a nice LIST, of the websites from the aforementioned 40 tabs, and others from other sessions. The website names can be beautifully read, as it's a LIST, and if you click on one it just opens it, and strikes it with a line, so you know that it has been loaded as a tab. Quite neat, actually. This should definitely be an option in the "On Startup" settings tab. It would improve Opera. There could even be an additional setting letting you choose the threshold after which this page is shown instead of loading the tabs, say at more than 7 tabs.