Automatically backing up/restoring Chrome tabs...
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OK, I am sick of this.
I am one of those people who has a lot of tabs open at any one time (that is also what the inside of my head looks like).
My phone/tablet (Android) deals with this fine. My Windows 10 laptop is usually OK although occasionally craps itself and loses them. My Chromebook however (ie it *is* Chrome) is shocking. I don't have many windows open, but regular as clockwork it says it shut down incorrectly and do I want to restore - sometimes it does, sometimes they are all gone.
Is there something that will sit in the background keeping an eye and save them so that if Chrome does crap itself I can find them again? It is happening with alarming regularity - twice now in the same place (not my home network). I don't know if it is running out of resources or there's somthing about the network.
I have tried a couple of things like TooManyTabs / TheGreatSuspender but neither seems to do quite what I want...
Help!
I am one of those people who has a lot of tabs open at any one time (that is also what the inside of my head looks like).
My phone/tablet (Android) deals with this fine. My Windows 10 laptop is usually OK although occasionally craps itself and loses them. My Chromebook however (ie it *is* Chrome) is shocking. I don't have many windows open, but regular as clockwork it says it shut down incorrectly and do I want to restore - sometimes it does, sometimes they are all gone.
Is there something that will sit in the background keeping an eye and save them so that if Chrome does crap itself I can find them again? It is happening with alarming regularity - twice now in the same place (not my home network). I don't know if it is running out of resources or there's somthing about the network.
I have tried a couple of things like TooManyTabs / TheGreatSuspender but neither seems to do quite what I want...
Help!
First guess would be a resources issue. How much RAM in the machine, and how much free space is there left on the internal storage?
Next time you're using it press Ctrl+Alt+T to open a new terminal tab, and then type top and hit enter.
It'll display detailed information on system resources, memory available will be near the top.
Next time you're using it press Ctrl+Alt+T to open a new terminal tab, and then type top and hit enter.
It'll display detailed information on system resources, memory available will be near the top.
NiceCupOfTea said:
Help!
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