Re: Sessions usage paths

<quote who="Matthew J. Doller">

> it has several advantages over bookmarks, the most obvious to me being
> that sessions usually contain many tabs or instances of the browser.
> bookmarking every site would be pretty tedious.  saving the session is
> just faster.  plus, when you want to go back to all the sites, open the
> session.  opening a session is faster than opening all the individual
> bookmarks as well.

I've often wondered why sessions weren't implemented as bookmark folders.
"Save session..." would create a folder of bookmarks under Sessions, so you
can open that folder of bookmarks (or single bookmarks within the folder)
again later on.

The only difficult bit is multiple windows, as you've mentioned above. But,
if XBEL supports vendor extensions (or even if you had to use namespaces),
these could be saved too.

Might be an easier way to grok sessions and interact with them. :-)

- Jeff

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