Save Tab Stack as Session
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Would be superb to be able to save a tab stack as a session.
I know many times I stack some things I need to work on that are related. And they sit in the browser for some time. Would be great to save them for a later date. Yes I can hibernate them, but it seems like it would be easy to implement, and would be a great addition.
I think Save Selected Tabs as Session would be a great feature as well.
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@jasonjosephnyc Vote for Save Selected Tabs as a Session
A workaround for what you want is to right-click on the tab bar and move the tab stack to a new window, then save the tabs in that window as a session.
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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.
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@guigirl said in Save Tab Stack as Session:
@Zalex108 said in Save Tab Stack as Session:
It's located at Window List.
Yes true, ta... but unfortunately afaik, we cannot "grab" this option in Settings & add it to our available context-menu options for our tabs bar/column... or am i misunderstanding?
Oh, maybe that's exactly what you meant by your
Tried Copy / Paste on Tab but is not added..
Correct,
Options seems limited to the Rigth Panel Commands for each Section.Maybe editing the JSon
To check tomorrow.
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+1, I think the option to save a tab stack as a session would be a really handy function to have.
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@Zalex108 How did you get those icons in the context menu? When I try to add emojis they look different than yours
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Check at Emojipedia and here.
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@Zalex108 Thanks!
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Hi all
I came across this thread because I've found that I lose a tab stack that I generally have in my browser session by default when Vivaldi crashes on me.
I came across this post on The Verge about an option in
chrome://flags
that doesn't seem to extend to stacks in Vivaldi: How to create and save Chrome tab groups - The Verge.I enabled the option in Vivaldi but I don't see the option to save a tab stack. I'll explore the workarounds that others have suggested, though.
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Hi,
Despite Chrome and V share some things, this is not managed the same way.
A mix of both systems will be much convenient.
For now,
You can:- Use a Keyboard ShortCut [Would need to be added]
- Select the whole of the Stack > Right click > Save as Session.
If doesn't appear,
Go to Settings > Appearance > Menu > Edit Menu > Tabs > Tab and Add it.--
"Off Topic Tip"
Follow the Signature's Backup | Reset link.
Take the opportunity to start a Backup plan and even create a Template Profile.
Windows 7 (x64)
Vivaldi Backup | Reset + Extra Steps -
@Zalex108 Thank you for the tip! Good idea.
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What would be the benefit of saving stacks as sessions? I save stacks as bookmark folders and it works good enough.
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@Pesala I would have loved if we could colour our tab stacks.
Like my news tab stack is in green
my work tab stack is in redJust to name some examples.
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@RadekPilich Sessions contain much more information than just the URL of the page. They save stacking, tiling, and even the scroll position on the active tab.
@AryanDevasagayaum Vote for Color for group of tabs.
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@Zalex108 Yes, this works as you described.
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@Zalex108 Idk how you can add emojis on desktop. But since I mostly used edge and its colour feature, became much of a habit.
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Yes,
I understand.To rename them, Generate a Stack, Right Click on a Stacked Tab, Rename Stack.
The emojis can be found on EmojiPedia.org or if I recall, on the Windows 10/11 Keyboard there's an option to access them.