rickman wrote:
My computer ran out of battery and had to be rebooted. Seamonkey comes
up ok and I am able to read newsgroups fine. But when I open the
browser I am not able to get the restore to work. It opens a new
window, but nothing shows up.
I found this was because a new tab had been opened in the initial
browser window. Once that was closed the restore worked fine.
I don't have this issue with any of the other browsers I use. Is this
expected? Often when I am recovering from a PC crash the SeaMonkey
browser gets opened by clicking a link in a newsgroup. So it will
happen from time to time that a tab will already be open when I try to
do a restore. I guess I'll just have to remember to close that extra tab.
Without looking at a test profile, I'm forgetting how a default
Seamonkey configuration handles that particular problem.
However, you might consider looking at the Session Manager extension.
That one is impressive in how it allows you to track closed tabs, save
and recall previous sessions, etc. One thing that's nice is that if I
have a bunch of tabs open all at once, and I need to restart Seamonkey,
then it's easy to relaunch all the tabs. Or save a particular set of
tabs where they can be recalled simultaneously later -- if I'm
researching a topic, where I have lots of open tabs that I may need to
get to later, that's sometimes more effective than having save all that
work, via bookmarks. And Session Manager also saves all the browsing
histories of previous tabs.
I've also found that if Seamonkey crashes, then Session Manager makes it
easy to recover all the tabs that were open when the crash happened.
Smith
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