Starting from version 1.3, the on-change backup sessions have been separated out into its own list. The dual usages of the same time slot has caused problem. Note that in previous versions of Session Boss (1.2 and older), the first 15-minute backup interval (from 0 to 15 minute) of the scheduled backup is used to save the on-change backup session.Upon restoring a session, there's a 1-minute blackout period disabling the on-change backup, to avoid the frequent tab changes during the restoration.Note that duplicate browsing sessions with nothing changed are ignored, so clicking on the button multiple times in succession would have no effect. Clicking on the menu button "Back up the browser session as an on-change session now" triggers an on-change backup.Any older backup beyond the 8 slots are cleaned up automatically. There are 8 slots for the on-change backup.The saving has a 30 second delay to avoid rapid changes hammering the system.This preserves the browsing session in the event of browser exit or browser crash.Any change of the tab url by the user will trigger a backup of the browsing session.An auto backup session can be copied to a user session, which will stay until the user deletes it.Backup session in each group older than the 3 interval period is cleaned up automatically.the 15-minute group has backups at 15 minutes, at 30 minutes, and at 45 minutes ago and the hourly group would have backups at 1 hour, 2 hours, and 3 hours ago and so on. Each interval group has 3 backup copies, i.e.The preset interval groups are: 15-minute, hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly.The browsing sessions are backed up automatically in a preset interval schedule.Newer versions however are backward compatible, understand the older versions' data, and can migrate the older data to newer version correctly. Older versions do not understand newer version's data format and will write over the newer data. Important: installing an older version of the extension over a newer version might wipe out your saved session data.The navigation history of each tab is not captured when saving a session.For these, the URL will be shown in a warning page and the user can copy and paste it into the address bar to open it manually.
file://, about:addons, and about:new) cannot be restored due to strict security policy of the browser. The "downloads" permission is required to save the export session data to files.The "contextualIdentities" permission is required to get the container information.
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The inclusion of private browsing windows function can be enabled again via the Preferences page.
This default is better for user privacy by preventing accidental leaking of private browsing tabs in the saved sessions, especially in the automatic Scheduled backups and On-Change backups. NOTE: Session Boss 2.10 by default turns off the inclusion of private browsing windows when saving a session. It supports saving of containers and restoring them.
It automates the saving of the browsing sessions with periodic saving schedule and url change detection. Session Boss let you capture the session of the windows and tabs in the browser and restore the them later on.
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