Session Paw: SideWise Tabs Outliner

Tree Style Tabs Outliner & Quick Jump to Recent Tabs & Group Tab and Windows & Tab Session Manager.

🐾 SessionPaw shows every browser window and its tabs as one tree, docked beside your browser. Name each window for the job it's doing. Save the whole desk and come back later. It's built for people who work in many windows: one for a paper, one for a pull request, one for a trip. ONE TREE FOR EVERY WINDOW • Side View is a small window docked to the left or right of your screen. It lists every window and its tabs. • Tabs nest under the page that opened them, so you can follow how you got somewhere. • Indent tabs by hand when you want a different structure. • Recent Tabs at the top: the last tabs you used, in any window, one click away. • Search across all windows at once. • Select several tabs to move them to a new window or close them together. • Drag one window onto another to merge them. Changed your mind? Undo. • Prefer something smaller? Use the browser's side panel or the toolbar popup. NAME THE DESK, NOT THE TAB • Click a window's title to name it: "Thesis", "PR #482", "Trip". • Give each window a color, light or strong. • Names are saved with your sessions and come back when you restore. SAVE THE WHOLE DESK • Save all open windows as a session in one click. • Auto Saved keeps rolling snapshots in the background. After a crash, drag one into your saves. • Tag sessions, star favorites, archive the rest. Browse mode to find, Manage mode to tidy. • Merge sessions and drop the duplicates, with undo. • Skip what you don't want saved: private windows, browser pages, local files, or any site or keyword. • Cloud sessions are stored as bookmark folders, so they sync through your browser's own sync. • Restoring a big session? Hold tabs unloaded, load them a few at a time, or load everything at once. • Export all local sessions to a JSON file. REST WHAT YOU'RE NOT USING • Hibernate tabs you aren't reading, so they stop using memory. • Minimize windows you aren't looking at. • Pinned tabs, tabs playing sound and browser pages are skipped. SEE HOW YOUR WORK FITS Concept Mode (the wand in Side View) is a mind map for your work. Drag a window, a bookmark folder or a saved session onto the canvas, add your own ideas, and draw how they connect. The list stays exactly what's open; the map is how you think about it. Removing a card from the map never closes the real window. Undo and redo are there when you need them. OPTIONAL AI Off until you turn it on. Use your browser's built-in AI or your own API key. • Suggest names, tags and summaries • Sort a window into tab groups • Organize sessions, and bookmarks into folders • Digest a session or a bookmark folder into notes Every change can be undone. ALSO INCLUDED • Bookmark manager with two panels, drag and drop, sorting, and a check for duplicates and empty folders • Drop Area: a window on the right edge of your screen to park links, text and files • Visit stats (optional): which sites you return to, and where your tabs end up • Multiple screens: new windows open on the right screen and stay clear of Side View • Other Devices: tabs open on your other signed-in devices • Copy title, URL, or both, for a tab or a whole window • Light and dark, following your system, plus themes and a Cute mode you can turn off • 10 languages: English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português, Русский COMING FROM TABS OUTLINER, SIDEWISE, SESSION BUDDY OR ONETAB? SessionPaw is built for Manifest V3 and gets regular updates. Your open windows show up right away; name them, save them, and you're set. PRIVACY Your tabs, window names and sessions stay in your browser. There's no SessionPaw server, and you don't need an account. Cloud sessions are ordinary bookmark folders. SessionPaw doesn't ask to read data on every website. AI only runs when you turn it on, and private or intranet pages are never sent. If you buy a paid plan, the payment provider handles checkout and only sees your email. PRICE Free to use. Paid plans are optional and support development. Questions or ideas: sessionpaw@gmail.com