I have the email, thx

it looks as though the problem is a database upgrade issue.
It looks as though you have skipped an important interim update.

@sweetp

Thanks!

To recap from our previous discussion, my 3 requests are, in this order:

Ability to reorder windows/tab groups. You mentioned you'd get to that when you have time. Thanks! This is particularly important because I will use the app to store tab groups/windows because I currently have 30 windows open with 10-30 tabs each and it's slowing down Safari. So I'd like to save a session, rename and reorder the tab groups/windows, then close the windows in my current session of Safari. When I need them, I'll go back to SessionRestore and relaunch a given tab group/window.

Add undo (Command + Z) when combining windows/tab groups for example. It would be nice if it functioned on all app actions.

iOS/iPadOS app! That would be amazing to sync these tab groups!

If those three things were added, I think the app would be nearly perfect!

Another item if you feel it's worthy:

Lock left panel SessionRestore session window. It scrolls in all directions.

I have tried multiple apps for restoring and saving sessions and this is clearly the most advanced solution!

Thank you for making great apps!

Jas

I have paid license, just checking before updating Safari... 😊

The buttons have been moved slightly in the latest version, so now the scroller doesn’t cover them. 👍

This is possible in v2.2. There’s a new context menu option when you right click inside the table view

You need to move Cookie to the trash, then download it from your account page in the App Store

@WarBuddha said in Can't enable SessionRestore on Safari 13.1:

I am sorry. It is not your app fault, because all extensions box are not able to tick.

Is this happening while you're using macOS Catalina? If so, it's a known bug in Safari, apparently introduced in Catalina v10.15.3, which has been very thoroughly documented by solo developer Jeff Johnson, and mentioned by many others, including Michael Tsai and Rob Griffiths. As far I'm aware, the bug has still not been fixed as of Sept 2020. In late July, Apple did at least acknowledge the problem by posting a brief support article that merely suggests rebooting your Mac in "safe mode" in order to enable your Safari extensions, then rebooting normally.

your history should be in that last session.plist file...

v2.1.4 now has the ability to hide the AutoSave sessions

It looks as though I can’t change the version number until I release a new update
🤷

@darsnack you can already add the current session/window/active tab to any already saved session:
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I dont currently have any plans for adding such a feature...

There is no iOS app for SessionRestore, so it is not possible to view your sessions.

thats odd,
I never specifically added an option to be able to do this...

Perfect!