As others already said: it's completely useless. Autosave is silently failing, restoring manually saved session is practically impossible (at best you can reopen individual tabs) and it may randomly wipe your entire history of saved sessions. Then under Wayland desktop session even button to manually save a session disappeared and shortcuts do not work. The only way to do anything was opening it as tab where button came back. Also, "export sessions" button does nothing.

Newest update broke keyboard shortcuts.....

"Once again, opening saved sessions doesn't work. Only individual tabs can be opened from a saved list. Even reinstalling the addon and exporting the sessions beforehand doesn't help. It seems that somewhere indexing is set incorrectly, or due to inaccurate identifiers, the addon cannot correctly read in which order the tabs should be opened and in which window, which is causing this problem. It would be great if this could be fixed!

Tab Session Manager has been a lifesaver, as Firefox's inbuilt Restore Session frequently doesn't restore all the tabs from the last session and puts tabs in wrong containers - TSM does this all perfectly. One annoyance - tabs restored with TSM seem to display the tab tooltip only once when hovering over a tab. There is no tooltip when hovering over the tab a second time. (I'm using Tree Style Tabs).
Update: discovered that tooltips always appear over over tabs that are in a container, but only once over tabs not in a container.

Nice but why is there nowhere in the settings stated (or a "switch-account") to which account I'm syncing? I can find out so it's not a huge problem, but it's also not a huge problem I think to just implement a mentioning somewhere in the settings ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯

If you're losing your previous sessions or you want better tab management, then this extension is exactly for you.

I can't import my tabs from Session Buddy, I get "Read failed" every time I try. Tired to save and import individual sessions to see if it will work, still not importing.

Does what it's suppose to, easy to use.
I'm a programmer so it helps me pick up where I left off, I can quickly load up my last session and have quick access to all my references and save different sessions with different references for different projects I'm working on without having to make loads of bookmarks and open them all manually. Perfect.

Tab Session Manager was my session manager of choice until I realized that it was at fault for a very annoying problem I was having.

I still use Windows 10 on my main computer and I run many multiple desktops. Sometimes up to twelve.

With TSM active, every time I restarted Firefox, all of its (many, many) windows—which had been distributed across multiple desktops—would open on a single desktop, leaving me with several minutes of work to reorganize them into something coherent.

As well, browser windows that I'd long since closed were also opening, adding to the clutter.

Eventually this became too annoying and I started probing into the cause. Disabling TSM immediately made the issue go away so I left it disabled and started using Tab Stash, which I don't like as much but when I restart FF all the windows stay where I had them.

I'd go back to TSM in a second if I knew the multiple desktop issue had been sorted.

Worked great for years until after a recent update, it deleted all my saved sessions. On another device, not only are my saved sessions gone, but it now keeps saving every single browsing session on its own?

Just restored 19 Sidebery tabs in perfect organization after an Alt F4 to the wrong windows! EXCELLENT extension for fixing the tab restoration issue with multiple browser windows open!

It opens tabs slower than native Firefox session. And when I switched it off to try working without it, all the tabs except "New Tab"s disappeared. What is the use of "session manager" if it just loses your session?

if you throw donation prompts in peoples faces, they arent gonna like you

Has stopped saving sessions automatically; must do so manually. Only sometimes registers when a window is closed and saves then.

EDIT: deleting any re-uploaded sessions seems to allow the extension to automatically save again.

A tad bit confusing to use at first. Once I got the hang of it it wasn't bad. What I don't like is I am unable to just save a single tab. It forces me to save all tabs in a session. Not what I want. When I find a specific page I want to save only I can't.

Worked fine for years but suddenly stopped doing what it is supposed to. Opened FF and last session did not load. Go to load session manually and all saves have disappeared except for one from three months ago. Won't import files. Won't export files. Won't autosave. Manual save works, mostly, but consistently deletes all but last save. Developer obviously doesn't give a crap because this issue has been going on for a while and he/she hasn't responded to any of the many reports, yet can and will respond to random, non-extension breaking things.

Useless.

I've been using Tab Session Manager by the developer sienori for years, and it has truly improved my browsing experience. This extension is incredibly user-friendly, offering a seamless way to save and restore browsing sessions with just a few clicks. Whether I'm working on a project, researching, or simply browsing for leisure, I can easily pick up right where I left off without worrying about losing any important tabs. The intuitive interface and reliable performance have made it an indispensable tool in my daily routine.

What sets Tab Session Manager apart is its versatility and thoughtful features. The ability to categorize and organize sessions, combined with the automatic backup functionality, ensures my sessions are always safe and accessible. It's highly customizable, allowing me to tailor it to my specific needs. As one of the Firefox Recommended Extensions, created by trustworthy developers, this extension meets the highest standards in security, functionality, and user experience. The developer sienori has done a fantastic job with regular updates and responsive support, making this extension a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their productivity and streamline their browsing habits. Highly recommended! 👍🏼