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Is there an session manager add-in for Visual Studio that lets you save the list of files you have open?

Is there an add-in for Visual Studio that lets you save the list of files/tabs you currently have open in Visual Studio, like the session manager you get built-in to Opera?

I don't mean how can I save all currently open files (Ctrl + Shift + S) or how can I get all the files I have open reopened when I reopen Visual Studio.

I mean how can I have a set of files open for one issue/bug, then save that list when another more important issue/bug comes up then reopen the saved list of files I previously had open. That way I wouldn't have to gp and find all the files I had open originally or have to keep lots of files open at once.

Thanks

Keith

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Keith K Avatar asked Jan 17 '11 14:01

Keith K


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2 Answers

Save All The Tabs is a great extension that seems to perfectly satisfy this request. I'm dropping it here since this post comes up in the first few google results for "visual studio save tabs".

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Mushkov Avatar answered Nov 16 '22 04:11

Mushkov


Document Session Manager add-in appears to provide the functionality you are after. However, it hasn't been updated since April 2010.

Favorite Documents extension lets you create links to frequently used code files and then quickly open them as a group or individually from the Favorites menu in Visual Studio 2010, 2012 and 2013.

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Aaron McIver Avatar answered Nov 16 '22 03:11

Aaron McIver