This thread is pretty old, but it's exactly the problem I'm having using the latest version on a Mac. I've tried Alt/Option-DblClick and Command-DblClick on a saved window title and neither restores just the previously opened tabs. I've only begun using TO a couple months ago (and a full-paying customer) so all my saved windows are "new".
I used to use Chrome's restore previous session option so I can shut down Chrome willy nilly and restore it where I left off. I expect the same from TO, of course with the additional capability to manage archived/closed tabs.
Whether the user should adhere to the principle of "if you're not going to read it NOW don't open it now" is really subjective. What should be easily accomplished is being able to restore to the exact previous state.
This thread is pretty old, but it's exactly the problem I'm having using the latest version on a Mac. I've tried Alt/Option-DblClick and Command-DblClick on a saved window title and neither restores just the previously opened tabs. I've only begun using TO a couple months ago (and a full-paying customer) so all my saved windows are "new".
I used to use Chrome's restore previous session option so I can shut down Chrome willy nilly and restore it where I left off. I expect the same from TO, of course with the additional capability to manage archived/closed tabs.
Whether the user should adhere to the principle of "if you're not going to read it NOW don't open it now" is really subjective. What should be easily accomplished is being able to restore to the exact previous state.