MountTab is a system that stores your open browser sessions as a file on your computer. This allows a user to group tabs by sessions and close the window and reopen it.
Inspired by https://omar.website/tabfs/
Install (bun)[https://bun.sh/]
bun run install
This will install the binary to ~/.local/bin and setup a systemd service.
You also need to load the ./out/pkg directory as a Chrome extension (here)[chrome://extensions/]
mt serve
Starts a web server that listens to the chrome extension
mt start <workspace>
Starts a new browser session with the tabs in the workspace. Create a new session if none exist.
mt list-workspaces
Lists all workspaces in the state file.
I believe that your entire session state should be saved to disk in an easy to read format. I find myself having tabs open for a project and switching projects a lot. Starting on an old project is hard when I have to start from scratch and open up all the tabs I car about.
- Add system service file
- Add check for starting workspace that already exists
- Store the window id to workspace map in memory so the server can recover it
- Add simple tests