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<blockquote data-quote="SearchgooseNukedSession" data-source="post: 1032396" data-attributes="member: 98951">1) Hm, in the &quot;Session Storage&quot; there&#039;s a text document called &quot;006116.log&quot;, size 16KB, rather short text with a few barely legible links in it - given the huge amount of tabs in that lost session, seemingly nowhere long enough to contain all of them;and another file called &quot;006117.ldb&quot;, size 211KB - date 4/2/2023, time 3:34 - the crash occurred either shortly before that or after, not sure right now.Then there&#039;s also two files from 28/02/2023 - one file called &quot;CURRENT&quot; (can&#039;t find the extension or file type), size 1KB (according to the folder) and 16 bytes according to its Details; and another called &quot;LOCK&quot;, size apparently just 0.28/02/2023 would be an acceptable restore point. Could any of these files (aside from the already readable Text Document &quot;006116.log&quot;) contain those tabs/links, and if yes, is there any way of accessing that information in them, or using it to restore the session?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SearchgooseNukedSession, post: 1032396, member: 98951"] 1) Hm, in the "Session Storage" there's a text document called "006116.log", size 16KB, rather short text with a few barely legible links in it - given the huge amount of tabs in that lost session, seemingly nowhere long enough to contain all of them; and another file called "006117.ldb", size 211KB - date 4/2/2023, time 3:34 - the crash occurred either shortly before that or after, not sure right now. Then there's also two files from 28/02/2023 - one file called "CURRENT" (can't find the extension or file type), size 1KB (according to the folder) and 16 bytes according to its Details; and another called "LOCK", size apparently just 0. 28/02/2023 would be an acceptable restore point. Could any of these files (aside from the already readable Text Document "006116.log") contain those tabs/links, and if yes, is there any way of accessing that information in them, or using it to restore the session? [/QUOTE]

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