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Local files cannot be restored (on Linux) #931
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Can confirm this at my end as well. |
Maybe the source?Below, You could try removing the param otherwiseWindows will not restore tabs using the Maybe easily editable? About:ConfigIt's probably an If you have two different machines, both running the same versions, and one view local and not the other, check the group policies. A simple workaround I use for my speed dial is
This lets me get my custom speed dial if I use any of these
I use that setup because I have it set to auto restore my previous session on load First git clone the addon, thenI greped for src\_locales\en\messages.json
786: "message": "This page can not be opened by Tab Session Manager." taking me to Tab-Session-Manager/src/replaced/replaced.js Lines 49 to 52 in 4deea75
Now find |
Can confirm that this is a problem on macOS (tested with both local pdfs and html files). From my understanding, this is a Firefox Security Issue. I found a workaround here that helped solve the problem. One must go to
Two notes:
Alternatively, you can go to the settings page for Tab Session Manager, and you'll see something similar in the URL:
Other sources suggesting this is a Firefox Security Issue: |
Excellent, that fixed my issue ! |
Recently ran into the same issue. MimmyJau's instructions did the trick perfectly. Out of curiosity, is there no way the addition of these settings could be automated during the installation process? Or performed by a button in the settings menu? |
@Obscure2020 It would not be possible to configure |
Short description
I have a local HTML file which I use as a portal page (i.e. it stores my favorite, commonly visited web sites).
I find however that my HTML file can not be opened by Tab Session Manager when on Linux (my home PC).
However the same file on Windows (my work laptop) can be opened.
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
The test.html file is opened and shows the heading "Test"
Actual result
Visible text :
/home/marc/Desktop/test.html
file:///home/marc/Desktop/test.html
Copy URL
This page can not be opened by Tab Session Manager.
HTML body :
Note 1 : if I copy the URL and paste it, then Firefox opens it without problem
Note 2 : the URL bar contains :
moz-extension://40f5b4cd-859d-46f8-9266-072e9a3be5c0/replaced/index.html?state=open_faild&title=%2Fhome%2Fmarc%2FDesktop%2Ftest.html&url=file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fmarc%2FDesktop%2Ftest.html&favIconUrl=undefined&theme=light
Platform information
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