Save Tabs

💡 About

Save Tab is a browser extension that helps to exports and imports tabs currently opened in the browser window.

For whom?

One who open lots and lots of tabs in a single browser and want to revisit the same sets of tabs after a while.

🎯 Features

◻️ Easy Export and Import of Tabs

◻️ Export tabs with Custom Name

◻️ Cross Browser Support (as of now Chrome and Firefox)

◻️ Logs Section

◻️ Export and Import of Grouped Tabs (Chrome only)

🌐 Browsers Supported

⚙️ Install

From Web Store

From Repository

1. Clone this repository by executing following command in cmd/terminal

   git clone https://github.com/Karna98/Save-Tabs.git
   

   OR
   Download zip from here.

2. Once successfully cloned or extracted, open Save-Tabs folder.

   • Using setup.sh.

     1. Open a terminal in Ubuntu or Git Bash within Sa and execute

        ./setup.sh
        

     2. On successful execution, new folder 'firefox' and 'chrome' with the following structure will be created

        - Save-Tabs
            - ...
            - firefox
                - manifest.json (original 'manifest-firefox.json')
                - saveTab.html
                - saveTab.css
                - saveTab.js
                - background.js
                - icons
            - chrome
                - manifest.json (original 'manifest-chrome.json')
                - saveTab.html
                - saveTab.css
                - saveTab.js
                - background.js
                - icons
                - saveTab-chrome.css
        

        Note (For Chrome only):

        • Open chrome/saveTab.html, update

          <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="saveTab.css" />
          

          to

          <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="saveTab-chrome.css" />
          

          Save the updated file.

     3. Then proceed with Run Extension (below) based on the browser.

   • Run Extension

     • Firefox

       1. Open Firefox browser and visit about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.

       2. Under Temporary Extensions, click on Load Temporary Add-on...
          File Explorer opens, navigate to Save-Tabs/firefox folder and select manifest.json.

       3. On successfully loading, Save Tabs extension will be listed under Temporary Extensions.

       4. Also, the user can use the extension by clicking on the Save Tabs extension icon listed on browser toolbar.

     • Chrome

       1. Open Chrome browser and visit chrome://extensions/.

       2. Click on Load Unpacked.
          File Explorer opens, navigate to Save-Tabs/chrome folder and select manifest.json.

       3. On successfully loading, Save Tabs extension will be listed.

       4. User can use the extension by clicking on the Save Tabs extension icon listed on browser toolbar.

          Refer Manage your Extension to pin extension on the browser toolbar.

     • Cross Platform [ Only For Development ]

       Reference : https://github.com/mozilla/web-ext

       1. Run npm install --global web-ext

       2. Navigate to extension directory and create a copy of manifest-firefox.json and rename it to manifest.json

       3. Then run web-ext lint for linting related issues.

       4. Finally run following commands for development environment.

          • For Firefox instance, web-ext run --devtools
          • For Chrome instance, web-ext run --verbose --devtools --target chromium

       Note: In case, if web-ext command doesn't work, then try to run with npx web-ext.

📝 Issues and Suggestions

Please create new Issue for :

• To report an issue.
• Proposing new features
• Discussion related to this project.

💻 Contributing

Contributions are always WELCOME!

Before sending a Pull Request, please make sure that you're assigned the task on a GitHub issue.

• If a relevant issue already exists, discuss the issue and get it assigned to yourself on GitHub.
• If no relevant issue exists, open a new issue and get it assigned to yourself on GitHub.
• Please proceed with a Pull Request only after you're assigned.

⚠️ License

MIT License