You should now have a clean list of URLs that were suspended.Leave the Replace With box empty and enable the Wildcard Search tick-box, now click Replace All Open Notepad2-mod and paste in the URLsĬhrome-extension://klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg/suspended.html*&uri=.Right click on your selection and select Copy URLs.Hold Shift to select multiple items, or hold Ctrl to select/unselect individual items. You should now see an unsorted list of your suspended tab history.The search string: klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg Now available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera. And more, you can share the list as a web page with your friends. Configure Browsing History View like so: Keptab is a powerful tabs manager that convert all your tabs with one click to a simple list.all 3 The Great Suspender extensions have different version numbers (file sizes are also not the same).
#Great suspender vs tab suspender download#
Download Browsing History View and Notepad2-mod (or similar) I find some The Great Suspenders in Chrome Web Store, but which one is true The Great Suspender Original The Great Suspender 1 The Great Suspender 2 The Marvellous Suspender Yes, this is really confusing.This will not restore which tabs belonged to which browser windows, though. This will work if you can still find your tabs by searching for klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg in History. If the above didn't work for some reason, there's a harder way, but still better than going through History manually and editing the URLs. You can now either Open and Suspend or Open and Load the imported session in TMS.You can now disable TGS in Chrome's Extension Management (chrome://extensions/) and reconnect to the Internet.Open The Marvellous Suspender (TMS) settings, optionally copy over any settings you want from TGS to TMS (such as the list of URLs to never suspend), go to Session management, click Import Session, and open the text file that TGS exported.Mouse-over the session you want to restore, click Export, save it as a text file.You will hopefully find your lost tabs under Recent Sessions. Open TGS Settings (click on the TGS extension, then Settings), there you will find Session management. I like the marvelous suspender because I can manually 'unsuspend' tabs rather than automatically unsuspend it by just viewing/clicking the tab.You should now see that the old TGS extension is re-enabled, at least until you get back online.Restart your browser (I just ended the Chrome process from the Task Manager), while staying offline.DON'T remove the old The Great Suspender (TGS) (klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg) extension yet.The Easy Way to recover your tabs and migrate them to The Marvellous Suspender: Edit: another user found a different, possibly even easier method, haven't tried it, but worth a shot:
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