chrome-extension:// URLs are not handled properly
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Mr Atari
Mar 25, 2024, 12:18:15 PM3/25/24
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Nice looking update you got here, be a shame if it was buggy!
Extensions like The Marvellous Suspender are currently partially broken in SBv4. TMS is an extension that allows the user to suspend a tab after a given period of time, typically by taking the URL and page title and appending it to a `chrome-extension://[Extension ID for The Marvellous Suspender].suspended.html` URL.
Trying to open a session with a mix of suspended and unsuspended tabs in Incognito will cause chrome-extension:// tabs to be opened in a NON-incognito window, while the expected https:// tabs will be handled properly and populate in an Incognito window.
This leads to having two windows open, one with unsuspended incognito windows and one with suspended non-incognito windows. For whatever reason, Session Buddy seems unable to place chrome-extension:// URLS into an Incognito session.
It's understandable that a major update to Session Buddy will have teething problems and edge cases like this, but I do hope this can be resolved relatively quickly. Session Buddy is a fantastic way of keeping track of websites via Incognito without necessarily having to accept a cookie for their own metrics, and I'd hate for this use case to be eliminated.
Extensions like The Marvellous Suspender are currently partially broken in SBv4. TMS is an extension that allows the user to suspend a tab after a given period of time, typically by taking the URL and page title and appending it to a `chrome-extension://[Extension ID for The Marvellous Suspender].suspended.html` URL.
Trying to open a session with a mix of suspended and unsuspended tabs in Incognito will cause chrome-extension:// tabs to be opened in a NON-incognito window, while the expected https:// tabs will be handled properly and populate in an Incognito window.
This leads to having two windows open, one with unsuspended incognito windows and one with suspended non-incognito windows. For whatever reason, Session Buddy seems unable to place chrome-extension:// URLS into an Incognito session.
It's understandable that a major update to Session Buddy will have teething problems and edge cases like this, but I do hope this can be resolved relatively quickly. Session Buddy is a fantastic way of keeping track of websites via Incognito without necessarily having to accept a cookie for their own metrics, and I'd hate for this use case to be eliminated.
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