Gaming Is there such extension for FireFox?

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Hi,
My main problem with FireFox is that I'm used to open like 70tabs each time I'm online and then get offline to read them, but that prevents me from restarting windows since I'll lose all my opened tabs.

I was wondering if there is such extension that temporarily caches pages I've opened and restore them upon my next run of FireFox.
the nex feature in FF 3 just saves URLs of those tabs, not their contents.

Ty!
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Check this out:
Session Manager

Short Description

QUOTE said:
Session Manager saves and restores the state of all windows - either when you want it or automatically at startup and after crashes. Additionally it offers you to reopen (accidentally) closed windows and tabs. If you're afraid of losing data while browsing - this extension allows you to relax...

This extension replaces SessionSaver and Tab Mix Plus' session manager. It stores more data than both of them and should be more reliable in saving and restoring. Although it is not recommended to have more than one session related extension installed, Session Manager is compatible at least with Tab Mix Plus.

Works fine with FF3
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TabSaver v1.1.1

Short Description:

QUOTEMany times we need to just restore the original set of tabs/URLs we were browsing in the previous session. Or may be want to undo the closing of 1 or more tabs in the current session.

Tab-Saver comes to help for all such occassions. Its no fancy plugin, but a very small and provides very basic features.

One can save and restore tabs using menu options of keyboard shortcuts.

- Use keyboard shortcut [Ctrl+Shift+T] to restore tabs.
- Feature to force save the tabs using the shortcut [Ctrl+Shift+S].
- The tabs are automatically saved everytime a page is loaded on any of the tabs.

Doesn't work with FF3
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For more:

See this page:
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And this page:
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erm, just go into tools, options, main, and selet the drop down menu and choose "show my windows and tabs from last time" you don't need a plug-in for that.
 
Use Tab Mix Plus's session manager
You can set it to save all the tabs you have open on exit and then reopen them the next time you open up your browser. It saves automatically every second.
ctrl + f1 to save all current tabs if you want to do it manually.
 
guys, please read his post more carefully next time:
test84 said:
the nex feature in FF 3 just saves URLs of those tabs, not their contents.
basically the browser has to redownload the page when it restarts...
instead of just reloading them from the cache.
I think that's a pretty good idea, that's what I'd want if I had 70+tabs open !
 
thnx Costello,
I have to put my laptop to standby everytime and windows gets slower and slower and finally firefox crashes and I lose everything.
 
@test84

You mean saving the tabs and browsing 'em offline?

EDIT:

What about this one:
Breadcrumbs 0.1.3

Description:
QUOTE said:
Breadcrumbs is a personal search engine for your browser. Breadcrumbs saves your visited pages and allows you to search your pages from the search toolbar. It stores data locally to protect your privacy. Breadcrumbs also allows permanent offline browsing.

A quick HOWTO guide can be found at http://davidkellogg.com/blog/?origin=moz_bc

Now, with networked search, you can search several computers at once. Add friends' computers and search the collective wisdom of their browsing.

Breadcrumbs records your web pages as you browse and allows you to search them from anywhere. You can easily find webpages that you forgot to bookmark. Breadcrumbs security allows limited access through password protection.
 
@B-Blue:
Tnx, I want to have firefox save tab's contents (not just URL's) whenver I close the firefox so without internet connection I would open firefox and read pages I opened earlier.
 

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