Session Saver 0.2
Remembers loaded tabs and their history items when Firebird is manually closed, then restores the tabs and history items when next started. The saved session can also be manually restored or updated at any later time via the items in the File menu.
At the moment there are no limits on how much data is saved, so if you have 100 tabs opened each with 10 history items then this extenison will save all 1000 URLs into your prefs.js (which may slow down the next startup somewhat ).
Updates
0.2
- Now treats the tabs from windows closed within 10 seconds of each other as part of the same set. For example, if you have two windows open and close them both within 10 seconds (thus exiting Firebird), the tabs of both windows will be opened next time Firebird is started (all saved tabs will open in a single window even if they were originally saved from multiple windows). This setting can be adjusted via sessionsaver.settings.append_interval (time in milliseconds).
- Fixed a conflict with TBE.
Bookmark Backup 0.2
An extremely basic extension that creates a backup of the bookmarks file each time Firebird is closed. The backups can be found in the Firebird profile directory. They will be named bookmarks.html.<day> e.g. bookmarks.html.sun, bookmarks.html.mon, bookmarks.html.tue, etc. If Firebird's bookmarks become corrupted or lost simply find the backup for the previous day and rename it to bookmarks.html (if necessary delete the corrupted version first).
Updates
0.2
- The backup location can now be specified in Bookmark Backup's Options window.
- Now supports the backup of a bookmarks file that has been moved with browser.bookmarks.file.
- Bookmark backups now stored in a sub-directory of the profile directory named Backups.
Both can be found here:
http://www.pikey.me.uk/mozilla/