What it does:

Restoration:
	Restores all browser-windows + tabs, after shutdown or a crash.
		(main-page + subframes)
			- url
			- scrolling
			- checkboxes, radios, select-lists
			- text fields (input, text-type)
			- text fields (textarea)
			- session cookies
			- post data
		(main-page only)
			- url history
			- textzoom
		(window only)
			- window chrome
				- position
				- size
				- toolbar/statusbar visibility
				- maximization
	Detects startup-crashing
		(Prompts)
			- to copy My last session to another location + startup clear
			- to disable fixed-session restore + startup clear
			- continue with existing session
Save:
	Save everything listed above, for later restoration
		(via Tools > SessionSaver > Save (+All))
			- alphaNumeric naming, for stored sessions
			- right-click submenu, for stored sessions
				- restoration of stored sessions, into new or existing windows
				- renaming of stored sessions
				- removal of stored sessions
				- set selected as startup-session
				- archive selected to file
SnapBack:
	Restores closed tabs, with everything listed above
	Restores closed windows, likewise
Sync:
	Remote synchronization with an ftp / dav / local-file sync point
		(Store only)
			- auto-store the current session, as it changes
		(Retrieve only)
			- auto-retrieve / restore at startup
			- ..and check for updates every 5 minutes
		(Store and Retrieve)
			- combination of both above
File Archival:
	Import: add stored-sessions + settings, from file
	Archive to File
		(Single Session)
			- stores just one session's data to file
		(All (+Settings))
			- stores all sessions + adblock + tabmix settings, to file


Configuration 
	(Simple Mode)
		Restore every startup
	(Expert Mode)
		Restore every startup
			- My last session
			- user-selected session
		Ask me before:
			- restoring on startup
			- keeping my last session on shutdown
			- both (above)
		Manual Restoration, from the Tools' menu:
			- clears away existing windows..
			- ..and tabs
		Manual and Startup Restoration will:
			- open exactly the same number of windows stored
			- only open one window, which joins all tabs
		Backup of the current session is saved, on shutdown, to:
			- Default
			- user-selected session
		SnapBack is shown as a:
			- Menu: dropdown, revealing the 10 most-recently closed tabs/windows
			- Chronological: single entry, restoring the very last closed tab/window
		SnapBack is shown in the Tools' menu for:
			- tabs..
			- ..and windows

[XXX add sync + file-archival options]



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