2.1.1

Modified auto-save behavior to match "Save All Windows" button functionality
Auto-save now saves tabs from all open windows instead of just current window
Creates separate subfolders for each window within auto-save date folders
Maintains all existing auto-save settings compatibility
Updates statistics to accurately track tabs and folders across all windows


Release Notes - Version 2.1.0
Context Menu Integration (Firefox Only)
We're excited to introduce context menu support for Firefox users! You can now right-click on any bookmark folder to quickly access Save my Tabs features without opening the extension popup.

New Context Menu Options:
Save Current Tab - Instantly save the active tab to the selected folder
Save Current Window - Save all tabs from the current window to the folder
Save All Windows - Save tabs from all open windows, organized into subfolders by window name
Open Links in Named Window - Open all bookmarks from a folder in a new browser window, automatically named after the folder for easy identification

This update makes it even faster to organize and restore your browsing sessions directly from your bookmarks!

Bugfix
Fix for issue #22: fails to auto-activate

2.0.1

Bugfix for #21 Auto-save broken in v2.0.0


2.0.0 (Manifest V3)

Complete rewrite for Manifest V3 compatibility
Migrated to ES6 modules with modern architecture
Added "Save All Windows" feature with per-window organization
Added custom folder selection for both manual and auto-save
Added folder name prefix options (date, time, window name, custom)
Added "Remember last folder" feature
Added "Close tabs after saving" option with pinned tab control
Added auto-save retention/cleanup feature
Separate bookmark locations for manual saves and auto-saves
Enhanced auto-save with per-window subfolder organization
Added usage statistics tracking
Improved keyboard shortcut support (Enter key in folder input)
Modern UI with Bootstrap 5
Enhanced error handling and logging
Build system with Makefile for Chrome/Firefox packages


Bugfix to prevent autosave from losing all bookmarks for the day after a browser crash.

Allow user to control what happens to pinned tabs

- 1.2.1
- Skipping pinned tabs from being saved: being pinned, the browser will keep them around already
- Update info texts, including the fact that Microsoft Edge is now supported as well: just use the Google Chrome store to install the extension

Version 1.2.0 brings a most requested auto-save feature, that will backup your open tabs taking periodic snapshots and storing them as bookmarks.

Auto-save requires additional permissions, in particular:
- alarms, so that we can trigger the periodic save routing
- storage, so that we can save the settings required for the auto-save functionality

Lot of work behind the scenes to make it better, and more expandable in the future. Please, keep using the GitHub page to let me know of issues, and feature requirements.

Best regards,
Salvatore

1.2.0
- Partially address enhancement #1 Option to set autosave and autodelete old saves.
- Upgrade Bootstrap CSS library to v4.4.1
- Upgrade webextension-polyfill to v0.6.0
- Manifest updates to include additional permissions (alarms, storage), background scripts, and options_ui
- UI cosmetic and usability enhancements

Version 1.1.0 provides one enhancement and one bugfix, both reported by user. Also minor cosmetic enhancement. Here the list:

- Enhancement: selecting an existing folder to save bookmarks into used to delete all the preexisting bookmarks in that folder. That default behavior has been changed to *append*. Option has been provided to user for cases where *replace all* is desired.
- BugFix: pages with same tab title but different URL would not be saved correctly. That has been fixed now.
- Cosmetic: release version has been added to the bottom of the popup.

Fixed homepage in manifest.json