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It should do this, but it is per-browser so switching to another browser/computer will have a new state. Also, it looks like it kills terminals after a while, so if you need them to stay up long-term you have to use something like tmux. Also extensions are not persisted. As soon as you close the browser tab the extension host is killed. This also means debugging state is not restored. |
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Question: does code-server allow saving the states of open tabs with terminals and programs running in them? So that when closing a browser tab with code-server and reopening the tab with terminals and programs running in them, they are restored and their execution is not interrupted.
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