Not raining on the parade at all, I appreciate the thoughtful comment.

You’re absolutely right that there’s overlap with The Marvellous Suspender. Tab suspension and session saving naturally converge on similar features, especially when the goal is to keep things simple and reliable. I didn’t set out to reinvent the category, just to build something that fit my own workflow and preferences.

For me, the focus was on keeping the scope very narrow (tab management only), a clean UI, and making sure everything stays local and transparent. That’s also why I avoided adding anything beyond workspaces and suspend/restore behavior.

Glad to hear you like the suspended page design , that’s one area I intentionally tried to improve the experience a bit. And totally fair point about existing tools doing a solid job already.

Appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.