I've been using this extension as a sort of replacement for the awesome SessionManager extension that stopped working after FF56 due to missing APIs needed (really, 'thanks' a million, firefox developers :-/). It sort of does it's job, and I don't want to sound negative towards the author, on the contrary, thanks for developing at least this plugin, under the various constraints, but it doesn't work as smooth as SessionManager did (once again, it can't, due to the missing features in recent versions of FF, hopefully this will get fixed over time).

All of the sessions I had saved disappeared into thin air without any kind of warning when firefox auto-updated. Back in Session Manager, all I had to do was import all my sessions from a folder it had automatically saved them to on my computer, which I was able to choose myself.

Great addon. I was wondering if you could make it able to make it so clicking on the name of the window folds all the tabs inside (hides them until you click on it's title again) to make it easier to select tabs or windows to restore/save on sessions with multiple tabs and windows.

Not show automaticly the content of sessions when you select it.
It stores sessions in bookmark, so it makes my Bookmark to trash bin. It makes some thousand new bookmark in some days. Afterthat you can't find nothing in Bookmark. Bad idea!

instable, close firefox 60, cannot add or open in new windows. some session saved. Autobackup is in the same windows of manual backup. Take like example session buddy under chrome.

best seassion manager

Works great with FF 60

I love this extension, it does exactly what is says, and exactly what I needed. No more, no less.
A big thanks to the developer!

I love this extension. Only one thing i would add which the "Session Manager" had, if you could add an option to open the tabs in suspended state with pinned excluded. Thanx.

Perfect addon to any browser that crashes - or indeed if/when you want the ability to go back to a certain set of tabs anytime.

I've been using this extension for a month or so, and it does exactly what I want. I don't need anything fancy, just the ability to save my open tabs - usually across multiple, concurrent Firefox instances - when I have to reboot, so I can open them and resume work again quickly once I log back in. This extension does that easily and reliably, without otherwise getting in the way.

Note that I don't use bookmarks in Firefox, so the fact that this extension uses bookmarks to preserve sessions doesn't adversely impact me. Additionally, I wasn't a prior user of the apparently-famous Session Manager extension, so I have no expectations as to what an extension of this type should do. Taken on its own, MySessions does what it says it will do, in the way it says it will do it, and that fits my needs perfectly. Thanks to the developer for a job well-done!

The hope is that when stored, the title of the page can be automatically used instead of the fixed use of MySession.

Good

The clue about micheal krafts session manager was it was also saving the size of different window tabs with it this addon even tho it gives an overall more options to choose from and does well enough to compete with the others of that kind doesnt give me whats needed. Thanks keep it going anyways

Блин. Это пипец какое непродуманное дополнение. У меня сессия была на 120 вкладок. И что происходит при открытии сессии?? Правильно все 120 вкладок ЗАГРУЖАЮТСЯ!!! ЗАчем ?? Ну зачем предзагрузка всех вкладок?? Неужель трудно сделать по нажатии правой клавиши мышки чтобы вкладки загружались, только те что выделил. Или в настройки внести опцию чтобы можно было отключить предзагрузку.
Это тупизм же. Если я сегодня работал и закрыл с 120 вкладками, то это не значит что на следующий день мне надо все 120 вкладок предзагрузка. Я сессию открываю вчерашнюю но загружаю себе только пару тех на которых остановился. А не все 120.
И вариант чтобы открывать только выбранные для загрузки - тоже негодится, ибо потом не помниш с какими работал. Именно надо чтобы сессия вся открывалась.

I would prefer something like Session Manager by Michael Kraft. but Michael has yet to update to FF 57, and frankly FF 57 is worlds faster than it's predecessor. WebExtensions is the way to go, a far superior platform. I don't understand why there is such resistance to just fucking modernize already. MySessions could use an update to the UI, something like Michael's, but it gets the job done.

Works great! Best of all, it plays nice with Tree Style Tab. Other session managers tend to lose tab hierarchy but because sessions are saved as bookmarks, this information is preserved.

The UI looks a bit out of date, but it doesn't really bother me.

It creates auto bookmarks under "Other Bookmarks"<MySessions<AutoSave. Any site I visit is bookmarked by it and saved in folders. I found it doing this after months and till then I got a huge library of folders that I have to delete manually.

Works, but the fact that it saves sessions to bookmarks is annoying. That Interferes with managing your bookmarks, because you never know if you actually bookmarked a page, or if it's buried somewhere in saved sessions. Session Manager, I miss you!
EDIT: In reply to the dev's comment: I recommend you listen what people say. I did read the description, I knew that it was going to save to favorites, but I still don't like it that it does that.

Hi there. I haven't really installed the extension, only leaving a rating because there doesn't seem to be any other way to comment.

I wanted to ask whether the source code for this extension publicly available somewhere? If not, would you be willing to put it up, or is the intention to keep the source closed?

Thanks for making the effort to build this.

The addon will let you create sessions with titles and restore them to the current tab or a new window. It does this pretty well.
I tried this out as an alternative to "session manager" which is no longer support in FF 57+. Unfortunately this extension does not have an import feature for "session manager", or have folders to group sessions.
The UI and usability could do with some refinement as well.

In reply to developer: How can you import from session manager if it does not support folders for sessions? Does it dump them all into 1 list?