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Is it possible to store the current ranger session into a file so to restore it at a later point in time?



EDIT: I ask this question because I use many different ranger sessions and tabs inside a tmux session. When I'm storing the tmux session, I'd also like to preserve the ranger tabs.










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    Is it possible to store the current ranger session into a file so to restore it at a later point in time?



    EDIT: I ask this question because I use many different ranger sessions and tabs inside a tmux session. When I'm storing the tmux session, I'd also like to preserve the ranger tabs.










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      Is it possible to store the current ranger session into a file so to restore it at a later point in time?



      EDIT: I ask this question because I use many different ranger sessions and tabs inside a tmux session. When I'm storing the tmux session, I'd also like to preserve the ranger tabs.










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      Is it possible to store the current ranger session into a file so to restore it at a later point in time?



      EDIT: I ask this question because I use many different ranger sessions and tabs inside a tmux session. When I'm storing the tmux session, I'd also like to preserve the ranger tabs.







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          see save_tabs_on_exit [bool]




          Save all tabs, except the active, on exit? The last saved tabs are restored once
          when starting the next session. Multiple sessions are stored in a stack and the
          oldest saved tabs are restored first.




          Set in your .config/ranger/rc.conf:



          set save_tabs_on_exit true


          You'll probably need to use ranger from master.






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            It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
            – Michal Przybylowicz
            Mar 23 '17 at 19:44











          • Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
            – tigerjack89
            Apr 8 '17 at 13:55










          • @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
            – laktak
            Apr 8 '17 at 18:13










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          see save_tabs_on_exit [bool]




          Save all tabs, except the active, on exit? The last saved tabs are restored once
          when starting the next session. Multiple sessions are stored in a stack and the
          oldest saved tabs are restored first.




          Set in your .config/ranger/rc.conf:



          set save_tabs_on_exit true


          You'll probably need to use ranger from master.






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          • 1




            It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
            – Michal Przybylowicz
            Mar 23 '17 at 19:44











          • Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
            – tigerjack89
            Apr 8 '17 at 13:55










          • @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
            – laktak
            Apr 8 '17 at 18:13















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          see save_tabs_on_exit [bool]




          Save all tabs, except the active, on exit? The last saved tabs are restored once
          when starting the next session. Multiple sessions are stored in a stack and the
          oldest saved tabs are restored first.




          Set in your .config/ranger/rc.conf:



          set save_tabs_on_exit true


          You'll probably need to use ranger from master.






          share|improve this answer
















          • 1




            It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
            – Michal Przybylowicz
            Mar 23 '17 at 19:44











          • Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
            – tigerjack89
            Apr 8 '17 at 13:55










          • @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
            – laktak
            Apr 8 '17 at 18:13













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          see save_tabs_on_exit [bool]




          Save all tabs, except the active, on exit? The last saved tabs are restored once
          when starting the next session. Multiple sessions are stored in a stack and the
          oldest saved tabs are restored first.




          Set in your .config/ranger/rc.conf:



          set save_tabs_on_exit true


          You'll probably need to use ranger from master.






          share|improve this answer












          see save_tabs_on_exit [bool]




          Save all tabs, except the active, on exit? The last saved tabs are restored once
          when starting the next session. Multiple sessions are stored in a stack and the
          oldest saved tabs are restored first.




          Set in your .config/ranger/rc.conf:



          set save_tabs_on_exit true


          You'll probably need to use ranger from master.







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            It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
            – Michal Przybylowicz
            Mar 23 '17 at 19:44











          • Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
            – tigerjack89
            Apr 8 '17 at 13:55










          • @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
            – laktak
            Apr 8 '17 at 18:13












          • 1




            It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
            – Michal Przybylowicz
            Mar 23 '17 at 19:44











          • Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
            – tigerjack89
            Apr 8 '17 at 13:55










          • @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
            – laktak
            Apr 8 '17 at 18:13







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          It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
          – Michal Przybylowicz
          Mar 23 '17 at 19:44





          It's worth noting here that You need to use F10 for ranger to remember tabs.
          – Michal Przybylowicz
          Mar 23 '17 at 19:44













          Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
          – tigerjack89
          Apr 8 '17 at 13:55




          Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the new version is not yet available in the official channels.
          – tigerjack89
          Apr 8 '17 at 13:55












          @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
          – laktak
          Apr 8 '17 at 18:13




          @tigerjack89 yes, they don't release very often. The only thing you need to do though is git clone the repo and ln -s ranger somewhere in your path (after uninstalling the old version).
          – laktak
          Apr 8 '17 at 18:13

















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