I wanted this add-on so that I can avoid spamming keyboard shortcuts to save several tabs. However, this addon frequently, for no clear reason, changes the downloaded file names to be different than if I had used the normal save -- such as by replacing dots with commas. Dealing with the consequences of these incorrect file names has caused me more work than the add-on ever saved, and I have finally given up.

I had originally included name truncation with the list of unexpected changes, but apparently that's part of a default option. However, the truncation removes the file extension, which is still a very bad implementation of that feature.

works well on most things but cannot seem to save blobs from localstorage

Dosent seem to save any pictures or such. It just saves a html-page that will, if viewed, download everything else from the servers the original page saved used on the web. So whats the use of this? Might as well just save a bookmark and save space.

Cant figure out how to save files just to default Downloads folder, instead of Downloads/some_folder. Leaving "Save tabs under: " blank doesn't do anything.

Very useful!

Note that this add-on does not save the data currently displayed in the open tab, but reloads the data from the tab's URL. So, if the data on the server has changed meanwhile, the add-on will save the new content of that URL. This is not what I expect from saving an _open_ tab :-(

Works great for most pages, but I can't save some e.g. this: https://sprs.parl.gov.sg/search/report?sittingdate=10-02-1956

Could you help me figure this out? Thanks

Unless I'm missing something here (and I've tried changing around the few settings available), is it not possible for this addon to save the selected tabs altogether at once without having to pop a save-location window for every tab individually?

For example, if I multi-select 10 tabs I want to save, when using this addon I'm presented with 10 save-location windows, one at a time, which I have to wait for to OK each one of them. This is almost no better than just manually saving the tabs myself.

I really hoping this is just me not setting it up correctly, as I seem to remember this save-at-once ability was previously the way it worked.

Very useful extension, highly appreciated.

I can't find any extension that does the same. The only thing I don't like is that instead of saving the page currently in the tab, it sends another request to save the html from the server. This nullifies any change that extensions are doing to the page. Otherwise, this is the only way to do what this extension does, so I'm grateful it exists.

Sorry for the stupid question and I will modify my review once answered but once the tabs are saved to one file, how do we reopen them in firefox??