Re: crash recovery - was Re: Grouping tabs and saving group

Jens Hatlak wrote:

>Am 2004-04-28 20:58 schrieb Chuck Anderson:
>> Do you mean the Tab Session Manager built into Multizilla or do I need
>> another extension?
>> (Session saver was the extension I was referring to - and now I see
>> another called Recall.)
>
>You need Session saver, it works quite well. Recall doesn't (any more, 
>if ever).
>
>> If it's Multizilla's Tab Session Manager, does that mean it writes
>> session info into a file whenever a tab is opened, changed or closed?
>> (Or does it keep it it RAM until Mozilla is manually closed?). If it
>> keeps them stored to disk in real time, I think I understand how that
>> would work (after a crash - open Mozilla - Open Multizilla Tab Session
>> Manager - choose that session and open it).
>
>MultiZilla is not capable of this (yet). There's an open bug for it but 
>I can't tell you which one right now because MozDev Bugzilla/the MySQL 
>server is down (too many connections, it seems).
>
>Greetings,
>
>Jens
>
>  
>
Thanks for clearing that up. However, if you read the Session Saver home
page, it says that it only does manual saves and restores. If you want
crash recovery from Session Saver, you need to go here:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=47184 and get "rue's"
version (an alternate to the standard version).

At least that's my understanding after reading the above mozillazine
forum thread.

I just tested it by killing Mozilla from the Windows Task Manager and it
appears to work.

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