@aonet Similar thread: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/24476/sessions-panel/

@Alex_Sig There are several existing requests on Sessions, such as Sessions Panel. The Open Session dialogue is limited to listing about 20 or 30 sessions. This was reported as a bug already. I would like to see a few improvements to the Open Session dialogue too: A scrollbar is obviously needed. The setting to Open in the Current Window or a new window should be remembered. A Search Bar has also been suggested.

@ksus In case you sometimes have to select a lot of tabs that all belong to one main site but are all scattered on your tabbar, there is even one further method you can use. To see how this works just open a few tabs that contain sites from the vivaldi forum and drag them anywhere on your tabbar now Ctrl + double left click the vivaldi forum tab you have active at the moment and it will instantly select every other tab that uses forum.vivaldi.net/... Of course this works with every other site as well.

wonderful, keeping it just in case

@ROTFL Saving selected tabs as a session is a new feature. It needs adding the Help File Edit: I see that Help already has this section To save only some tabs as a session: use the Ctrl/⌘/Shift key to make a selection > right click on one of the selected tabs to open the context menu > Save # Selected Tabs as a Session start typing “Save Selected Tabs as Session” in Quick Commands.

@fuller1754 I seldom have more than five tabs open although I have two windows, one on each monitor. Nevertheless, approximately 14% of Users open more than 100 tabs, and 32% of users open more than 50 tabs. The survey is too small to be reliable, but the results are surprising.

@yashpalgoyal1304 After thinking a bit about this idea, we could possibly have this "cloud session" that saves the tabs that we had opened last time we used Vivaldi Desktop OR a selection of tabs and, the next time the user opens Vivaldi with his/her account, he/she would be presented with the list of tabs saved from the previous session and choose which ones to open at that moment, discarding the remaining. this way, we can share the tabs we need between desktop and mobile and, if we want to save all tabs for later usage, we can always save them as session

You can currently Ctrl+ or Shift+ select multiple tabs and save them as a session in the right click menu. For a tab stack, you do Ctrl+ or Shift+ and click the individual tab stack indicators, and then save selected tabs as stack can be selected from the right click menu.

According to the task manager, it seems that all the tabs are closing appropriately. I shall do more investigation looking at disabling extensions to see if this solves the issue. UPDATE: I can confirm this isn't because of any mods, and so is probably being caused by an extension. I will now need to do the whole one-by-one thing to figure out which. UPDATE 2: I can confirm it still happens with extensions disabled as well. Perhaps it is profile related?

@ottodesmit This is something I need to do quite often. I save a session for each new book I am working on, with three tiled tabs. This is my workflow: I use my assigned shortcut Shift+O to open the saved sessions dialogue I delete the old copy I select the three tabs, right-click and save the selected tabs as a session The number of votes (only 5 so far) is more relevant than the number of replies to the request. Click on the Sessions tag to see the full list of 39 related threads. Please see Implementation of Feature Requests

This should be a default behavior, same with open a bunch of bookmarks from a folder.

@LonM I just want to thank you for this awesome mod. It makes managing Session so easier!

@sparrows Not really. There is a file for last session and a file for current session. Otherwise, sessions saved by the user are, of course, saved.

@haphiz Vivaldi already saves sessions as a file. They have a *.bin extension and are saved in: \Vivaldi\User Data\Default\Sessions I suggest voting for the existing request for a Sessions Panel, which would make it easier to edit sessions.

@digitrance If the Sessions Panel were implemented, that would probably do what you need. Meanwhile: Save all windows as a session Close the unwanted windows Save the remain windows as another session Close all but one Window Reopen the full saved session, and repeat

I discovered that QupZilla (soon to be Falcon) with QtWebEngine backend does this already. Would be interesting if the Chomium framework leaves enough inception points to do this. Maybe upstream could benefit from needed changes or support this feature themselves.