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They did it again #214

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devonjones opened this issue Jun 21, 2023 · 8 comments
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They did it again #214

devonjones opened this issue Jun 21, 2023 · 8 comments
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@devonjones
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Great suspender got taken down for malware again. the recovery tool from marvellous suspender only recovered a fraction of my tabs.

It would be great if marvellous suspender could let you see all the prior sessions from the great suspender and let you pick from those like you can with the session tool

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  • Extension version: v7.1.6.2 (7.0.201 for GS)
  • Browser name & version: Chrome 114.0.5735.134 (Official Build) (64-bit)
  • Operating system & version: Windows 11 (22H2)

@Technetium1
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@devonjones post the ID of the extension that was removed.

@RiyadhAlshaye
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@devonjones post the ID of the extension that was removed.

Hi
I have the same issue
the extension ID is: jaekigmcljkkalnicnjoafgfjoefkpeg

@axelcostaspena
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But what happened to your previous tabs? I guess they got closed, yeah? In that case, I think there's nothing this plugin can do, this plugin can only redirect still open tabs.

There's a bit of discussion here, I guess only way to recover your lost session is to find a way to re-enable a malware-flagged extension - seems to be impossible nowadays - or to do some forensics on the old extension LDB - see the Reddit comments.

@Technetium1
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If they got closed, but you have the same session, add in the ID jaekigmcljkkalnicnjoafgfjoefkpeg to the bottom of the Session Management in Settings, and they might be recoverable.

@elgatov
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elgatov commented Aug 12, 2023

Great suspender got taken down for malware again. the recovery tool from marvellous suspender only recovered a fraction of my tabs.

It would be great if marvellous suspender could let you see all the prior sessions from the great suspender and let you pick from those like you can with the session tool

seems somebody already took the time to do it: greatsuspender#1367

@axelcostaspena
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Great suspender got taken down for malware again. the recovery tool from marvellous suspender only recovered a fraction of my tabs.
It would be great if marvellous suspender could let you see all the prior sessions from the great suspender and let you pick from those like you can with the session tool

seems somebody already took the time to do it: greatsuspender#1367

Again, if the tabs are still open and broken, that can be helpful, but also the built in feature in The Marvelous Suspender can do the same job.
For those whom got the tabs closed, that doesn't apply.

@aljgom
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aljgom commented Oct 11, 2023

This worked for me 2 years ago for restoring tabs from the chrome history

After searching in history (chrome://history/?q=klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg) you can run this code (press F12, select Console, paste, press Enter), and it should remove the chrome-extension:// stuff from the links and turn them into regular links

replaceURLs = function(){
    let items = document.querySelector('#history-app').shadowRoot.querySelector("#history").shadowRoot.querySelectorAll('history-item');
    items.forEach(item=>{
        itemLink = item.shadowRoot.querySelector('#link');
        url = itemLink.href;    
        if(url && url.match('klbibkeccnjlkjkiokjodocebajanakg')){
            if(url.match(/uri=(.*)/)){
                itemLink.href = url.match(/uri=(.*)/)[1];
            }
        }
    });
}

setInterval(replaceURLs, 500);

https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/lch3k5/comment/gm4h2fn/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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