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Gary King

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Jun 14, 2004
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Is there something similar to the SessionSaver that is available for Firefox, for Safari? That is the one, primary feature that I would like to have in Safari if I were to switch from Firefox to Safari.

Thanks! :)
 
Gary King said:
Is there something similar to the SessionSaver that is available for Firefox, for Safari? That is the one, primary feature that I would like to have in Safari if I were to switch from Firefox to Safari.

Thanks! :)

You really should take a look at SAFT. It's a safari plugin that enables a TON of things. You can save/load a particular "session" or browswer window with multiple tabs. Say you hard shut down, or safari crashes or the power goes out. When you launch Safari the next time, SAFT will ask you if you want to restore the web pages that were up before hand, and you can even pick and choose if you don't want all of them with the simple click of a button.

SAFT makes Safari Godlike.
 
Onizuka said:
You really should take a look at SAFT. It's a safari plugin that enables a TON of things. You can save/load a particular "session" or browswer window with multiple tabs. Say you hard shut down, or safari crashes or the power goes out. When you launch Safari the next time, SAFT will ask you if you want to restore the web pages that were up before hand, and you can even pick and choose if you don't want all of them with the simple click of a button.

SAFT makes Safari Godlike.
But, one thing that I wish it could do is allow me to close Safari when it has a bunch of tabs open, and the next time I open Safari, those tabs are restored, automatically, without requiring me to go to the File menu to save the set of tabs.
 
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