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how can I save all open tabs without saving each individually? seems there once was a "save all tabs" command, was there not?

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I want to save all open tabs at once to a bookmark folder labeled with the current date....example 2011-09-30. If I remember, a "save all tabs" command was available in previous firefox versions. Is there a way to set this option up on the current browser version?

I want to save all open tabs at once to a bookmark folder labeled with the current date....example 2011-09-30. If I remember, a "save all tabs" command was available in previous firefox versions. Is there a way to set this option up on the current browser version?

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You can do this by right-clicking on one of the tabs in the tab bar and selecting "Bookmark All Tabs". It will then prompt you for a name to give the new folder of bookmarks and where to put it. When viewing any folder in the bookmarks menu there will be an "Open All In Tabs" to click at the bottom of the folder to open them all at once.

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วิธีแก้ปัญหาที่เลือก

You can do this by right-clicking on one of the tabs in the tab bar and selecting "Bookmark All Tabs". It will then prompt you for a name to give the new folder of bookmarks and where to put it. When viewing any folder in the bookmarks menu there will be an "Open All In Tabs" to click at the bottom of the folder to open them all at once.

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exactly what i was looking for. ty