Categorise each session into a 'category/subject/workspace'

[zjamiejayz]

Hi, I am a student who is a tab hoarder and uses tab groups and I love your extension because I think this extension is the best that also offers saving sessions whilst keeping the tab group as well as having versatility with editing.

One thing is I have 1 or 2 windows for each subject I am studying and categorising the session under that subject is easier for organising and viewing from another device etc

[zjamiejayz]

Also, instead of sending all tabs to a session I'd like to an option to just save it and keep the window open. Thanks!

[xiaoluoboding]

Also, instead of sending all tabs to a session I'd like to an option to just save it and keep the window open. Thanks!

Great Idea. I will add an option to keep the window open when sending tabs to new session.

[Saarsk]

This could be achieved by implementing the following features (and how I'd envision them working):

• Workspaces (sessions separated into a tiled view, sub-areas containing respective sessions)
  • Saved as a "workspace" that will later open "where you left off".
  • E.g. Kanban-similar view, horisontal/vertical split, 2x2 grid.
  • Name and purpose of each pane/area defined by the user (different stages of a project, different topics, status ("To Do Later", "Working On", "Urgent", "Finished"), whatever is relevant for the user).
• Workspaces could support being created simply from tags and folders
  • In addition to manual addition, by specifying tags and folders the workspace would be automatically populated by the content of the respective tags and folders
    • This would make it easier to keep track and would not require you to manually add sessions to workspaces and not require you to remember relevant sessions that should be included in a workspace
• Added support for multiple windows per session.
  • By default it would look like the current sessions, only with several windows inside, with the ability to view windows in a grid and open in a workspace view (which can be saved as a workspace or just used to better view a big session).
• Folders --> nested folders (tree view)
  • Not necessarily what you asked for but I think it is relevant and help achieve what you ask for.

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Suggested structure:

• Workspace

  • Session
    • Window
      • Tab group
        • Tab

• Folder

  • Nested folder

• Tag

  • Nested tag

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Current structure:

• Session (= window)
  • Tab group
    • Tab