Session Snapshot by Bonn di Andrea Bonacci

Session Snapshot lets you save groups of tabs as named sessions and restore them later in a dedicated window - with scroll positions preserved.

FEATURES

• Save all tabs from the current window as a named, color-coded session
• Restore sessions in a separate window with scroll positions intact
• Auto-sync: restored windows track tab changes (open, close, navigate) and update the session automatically
• Tag sessions with labels for organization, searchable from the filter bar
• Export all sessions (or a single one) as JSON for backup and migration
• Import sessions from a JSON file with validation and duplicate name handling
• Search and filter saved sessions by name or tag
• Inline rename with automatic duplicate handling
• Undo on delete via toast notification - works even if the popup is closed
• Storage usage indicator in the popup footer
• Bilingual interface (English/Italian) with runtime language switching
• Light and dark theme following your system preference
• Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+S (quick save), Ctrl+Shift+W (open popup)

HOW IT WORKS

1. Click the Session Snapshot icon or press Ctrl+Shift+W
2. Click "Save current session", give it a name, choose a color and add tags
3. Your tabs and their scroll positions are saved locally
4. Click "Restore" on any session to open it in a new window
5. Changes in the restored window are tracked and saved automatically

EXPORT / IMPORT

Use the arrow buttons in the header to export all sessions as a JSON file or import from a previously exported file. You can also export a single session from its context menu. This is useful for backups, migrating between Firefox profiles, or sharing session setups.

PRIVACY

All data stays on your device. No servers, no analytics, no tracking. The extension uses browser.storage.local exclusively. Export/import works with local files only. See the full privacy policy in the repository.

PERMISSIONS

• tabs: read open tabs to save sessions
• storage: store sessions locally
• activeTab: access the current tab when saving
• Content script on all pages: capture and restore scroll positions