But note that even after fix this will open simple new tab with content of a link from TO. As there really no way to integrate Chrome tab strip with TO as this was possible in firefox. And this was main reason why is there no such solutions for such a long time. 

So if you actualy whant to move the saved tab and reopen it in new place better to do this solely in TO

A bug. need to fix. was working before....

Speaking of that i hope you will leave at least 4 stars after some reall use : )))))

Well, a 4 star from a QA engineer, in a current stage of this stuff, is really a BIG! acknowledgment : )))

So maybe i must apologize for some ruddiness ; )

Oh, this is complex case. Currently this is not work in Chrome this way. The best way is not to use Chrome ability to restore tabs after exit-restart. but restore everything you want to reopen from TO. And also shutdown Chrome from TO by Close-Save All Windows button.

Personally i close Chrome very rarely, maybe once in a months and only because they crash.... So this not affect me for example. But this is something i plan to fix somehow in a first priority. The problem is the Chrome is actually not allow for extension to know which windows is new and which one is restored. So .... need guess  and such guesses often lead to bad results... Well everything i can advise is to close Chrome by TO and restore from TO, this the only reliable way.

Thanks! : )

Yet I want "manager" in one side and "solution" after the Too Many Open Tabs. 

So this is the most correct variant in this case as i understand:

The Next Generation Session/Window/Tab Manager and  "Too Many Open Tabs" Solution Which Really Works.

i mean articles usage and "Which" - "That" before "Really Works".
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By the way i will think some more about you case, but for example I really often first open several tabs in saved window. then after some time i save this whole window, only to be able restore ALL tabs immediately after that. I use this  use case really often... 

PS By the way One more nitpick that often people who come from Firefox mentioned is that TO is not save tab history. Want to note you about this, often people find this and then go and blame in reviews ; ). Even by 1 stars. This is simple impossible to implement in Chrome meantime.

Maybe i will repeat what you already know, but, anyway. Note the Group and Window nodes in main toolbar, Group is actually a saved window, yet it will become a normal window if you will drag some open tabs to it or restore some of them inside it.
The main difference from Note node (as it is also can contain tabs) is that tabs inside note is actually owned by window below the note node in hierarchy, and so it will be restored/saved if this window will be saved/restored. But if they will be in Group they will not - only Group node will control them.

So you still can start all you browsing activity in one window (as i think it will be impossible to relearn such habits)  but you can drag there Group nodes (or new Window nodes, but Groups is more handy, as windows will be opened with dummy empty tab), to this you mother window, and reorganize you tabs there by dragging them (using Tabs Outliner) to this Groups inside the mother window, and then hibernate/restore in sets.

By the way, i re read you request. I still continue think it is not needed. But i want mention that the problem you have is really a result of very special usage of browser. And not very effective one. Because you use only one window. I am perfectly understand why! As there was real problem in the past for tab addicts to use many windows because of very bad observability of them.

But with my extension there is an end of this - you can now freely organize you tabs by windows and clearly see them all as you do this in one window (make sure you enable TreeStyleTab feature by the way) and i am sure this will solve you case much better than what you actually propose as a solution. Yes, some changes in behavior, not the immediately acquired, but for better!

My hope you will raise your rate by the way. Users with so special demands (hundreds of open tabs) is really rare (i am also have many hundreds open all of the time) and it is really worth to support anything is aimed for us. There was for years was nothing anything like this for Chrome. And now my target users (your are not first one with > 400 tabs yet not 5 stars!!!!) niggles to nitpicks (simple because they a nerds and they are always can find something not ideal, i know by myself ; ) and the users who have 5-10 tabs max was sing praises in chorus! Pitifully actually. And raise some thinking about the future route of the project - nobody want to deal with always dissatisfied nerds, even nerds itself ; )

I wish you in your life a bunch of "honest" reviews. ; )

Well, hmm, seems you have a lot of time so maybe at least i will utilize you with you honesty for something useful:

Can you please say me what variant of this description looks more grammarly:

Next Generation Session/Windows/Tabs Manager and Too_Many_Open_Tabs Solution That Really Works.

A Next Generation Session/Windows/Tabs Manager and The Too_Many_Open_Tabs Solution Which Really Works.

The Next Generation Session/Windows/Tabs Manager and The Too_Many_Open_Tabs Solution Which Really Works.

Or maybe suggest you own version if this all completely ungrammarly?

I will explain you and everyone else who maybe will read this (yet this is unlikely, there is only we two), how this reviews  (and donations) is really work.
Well, first of all I don't know, I am not sure they work at all, yet one stars seems really affect traffic, so maybe the do, but this is no important at all! As this extension is cost nothing! I have NOTHING from this. Other authors have nothing for such things also. There no ANY donations actually or something like  this (well, 3 so far, if honestly, but this even not cover a half day of work)
What this reviews is really hugely affect is a motivation and a mood of the author, and his desire to do anything father  (must say after some really low reviews, from some idiots, which really kill the average, which was in Chrome Store Top, i am slightly cured from this actually, and this really uncomplicated my life, no more rush to release new features, no more long discussions.... but is this for a benefit of the world - not so sure.