What is MySessions?
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The main task of this extension is to save sessions at any cost. As a repository, browser bookmarks are selected as the most reliable and secure storage.
The extension does not support "Firefox Multi-Account Containers" and "Tree Style Tab".
Why does MySessions require X permission?
Read and change bookmarks and access browser tabs. These are key permissions because all functions come down to bookmark bookmarks. Store an unlimited amount of data on the client side: local browser storage is used to save the timeline: periodic session snapshots, daily session snapshots and session snapshots when the browser is closed.
Optional permission. Download files, read and change browser download history: this permission is used to save session backups to a file.
Please note that in the Firefox version of this extension to resolve tab icons the following service is used: "https://icons.duckduckgo.com/ip3/{Domains_URL_of_a_tab}.ico". We don't collect cookies, password, e-mails or any other confidential info. Only domains (not full URLs) of the websites visited (if you allow) and nothing else.
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- Allows users to manage sessions effectively.
- Offers an autosave feature.
- User-friendly and efficient for saving many tabs.
- Causes browser crashes and high memory usage.
- Inconsistent functionality, such as saving sessions as bookmarks.
- Problems with restoring previously saved sessions.
- Issues with browser performance when the add-on is enabled.
- Autosave feature not functioning properly.
- Problems with saving sessions as bookmarks requiring disabling and re-enabling the add-on.
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Risk impact
MySessions requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk likelihood
MySessions has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.