@sgunhouse: Thanks for the help.
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@sgunhouse: Thanks for the help.
@lando242: Thanks for the Dowmload Chrome Extension tip
The only info I've found on "Continue where you left off" is vague, stating something like, "it starts where you left off" and addresses crashes. Well, that doesn't tell me whether or not my work will be saved and restored when I continue in the following scenario:
I have multiple Opera windows open, each with multiple tabs open (some with lots and lots of tabs open). Now, I need to restart my computer. What happens? The general explanation (you'll resume where you left off) is ambiguous in that it fails to specify what "where you left off" means. In my case, does it mean the last Opera window the OS closed on its way to a normal shut down followed by an automatic reboot? or does it mean the collection of windows that were open when the OS started shutting down? The answer is critical.
I know it works in a crash recovery because currently I manually kill each window and upon restart, they're all there. I highly suspect it will work during a normal shutdown. But, would like to hear from someone who definitely knows.
I tried searching "on restart" here (with and without quotes), but the search just kicks me back to the forum top page. I tried searching on "restart" and got too many irrelevant pages.
Thanks.