How To Always Save Tab Session In Internet Explorer 7?

[Dashken]

Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) is a little too late coming back into the Internet browser game after their infamous win, beating Netscape Communicator into oblivion in the late 1990s. Wow, that was almost 10 years ago, how time flies! It was almost entirely due to Microsoft integrating Internet Explorer into almost all Windows flavors. Since that victory though, IE has seen very few upgrades and I mean "really few".

With feature-rich browsers like Firefox, Maxthon2, Opera and Safari emerging soon after that and growing non-stop, Microsoft really had trouble (and still do) catching up. Apart from the pop-up blocker and phishing filter in the latest IE7, I don't see anything new that would entice me to convert from Firefox to IE7.

Here's a quote from the article :-

"One gripe I have with the IE7 is that I can't choose to "always" save the tab session when I close IE7. Whenever I close IE7, I have to make sure I have checked the "Open these the next time I use Internet Explorer" option. The next time I close IE7, I've to check the option again. IE7 does not remember my preference and the option always remained uncheck, EVERYTIME!"

Link : How To Always Save Tab Session In Internet Explorer 7?

[ddmak]

Read your article and I too dislike that IE7 can't remember the option to open all the last used tabs.

But your suggestion of using IE7Pro is not really saving much clicks either, unless I am not setting up correctly.

With IE7Pro, even though it will remember the last used tabs, but after opening the browser, I have to click on "Open selected pages" in order to display all my last used tabs.

So in IE7, one would click the option before closing the browser, while in IE7Pro, one would click on the option after opening the browser. Same difference.

I prefer the way Maxthon displays all the tab pages the next time it opens without clicking anything.

I can't comment on Firefox ways of handling tabs since I don't use it.

ddmak

[ChampionLLY]

IE7 is slow!

I still prefer using firefox, either use the "bookmark all tabs" or

use task mgr to end firefox application, then it will prompt u whether to open previous sessions.

[Dashken]

Originally Posted by ddmak

Read your article and I too dislike that IE7 can't remember the option to open all the last used tabs.

But your suggestion of using IE7Pro is not really saving much clicks either, unless I am not setting up correctly.

With IE7Pro, even though it will remember the last used tabs, but after opening the browser, I have to click on "Open selected pages" in order to display all my last used tabs.

So in IE7, one would click the option before closing the browser, while in IE7Pro, one would click on the option after opening the browser. Same difference.

I prefer the way Maxthon displays all the tab pages the next time it opens without clicking anything.

I can't comment on Firefox ways of handling tabs since I don't use it.

ddmak

Yup, indeed. But with IEPro7, at least it saves the tabs automatically when you close IE7. The next time you open IE7, it will prompt the list of tabs that were saved and you can choose not to open certain tabs. For me, it's still better than nothing coz if you use IE7 and if you forgot to check the option before you close it, all's gone. Happened to me a couple of times.

I've since converted to Firefox which at the moment is working GREAT.

I'm also using Maxthon once in a while but sometimes I do encounter Maxthon lost connection as in it doesn't respond to refresh or goto a link or in other words, you can surf no more. It's as if it's not responding. Only solution is to restart Maxthon.

Originally Posted by ChampionLLY

IE7 is slow!

I still prefer using firefox, either use the "bookmark all tabs" or

use task mgr to end firefox application, then it will prompt u whether to open previous sessions.

I prefer the 'Tab Mix Plus' sessions save system.

[Chai]

I'm using Firefox now, but I don't like how Tab Mix Plus managers the tab, too many unwanted button clicks.

[ddmak]

Originally Posted by Dashken

Yup, indeed. But with IEPro7, at least it saves the tabs automatically when you close IE7. The next time you open IE7, it will prompt the list of tabs that were saved and you can choose not to open certain tabs. For me, it's still better than nothing coz if you use IE7 and if you forgot to check the option before you close it, all's gone. Happened to me a couple of times.

You are absolutely right tho. If one forgets the check the option in IE7 before closing, then one is toasted. hehe.

ddmak