these two scripts make several konqueror sessions with multiple tabs very easy to be stored/resumed. actually it just stores the url and some sessions might not be resumeable since session life time has exceeded. but for most links it works great.

usage

to save all currently used konquerors with all the open tabs issue:

# konqueror_save

note: check the ~/.konqueror.state file if it contains anything

to resume them (after you have closed all open konquerors)

# konqueror_resume

note: population of tabs is slow since we need to wait for konqueror to load and since multiple parallel loads will be slow on most links anyway this should be no problem

konqueror resume script

% cat konqueror_resume | sed 's/^/ /g' 725 2 pts/6 ~ joachim@Z3 08-10-16 3:50:18

#!/bin/bash
#
# resumes a backup of all stored konqueror tabs
# tabs were stored in ~/.konqueror.state
#
new=1
while read line; do
    if [ "$line" = "" ]; then
        if [ $new -eq 1 ]; then
            konqueror &
            pid=`echo $!`
            sleep 1
            new=0
        fi
    else
        url=$line
        if [ $new -eq 0 ]; then
            dcop konqueror-$pid konqueror-mainwindow\#1 openURL $url
        else
            dcop konqueror-$pid konqueror-mainwindow\#1 newTab $url
        fi
        new=1
    fi
done < ~/.konqueror.state

konqueror_save script

% cat konqueror_save | sed 's/^/ /g' 727 2 pts/6 ~ joachim@Z3 08-10-16 3:50:43

#!/bin/bash
#
# creates a backup of all open konqueror tabs, which can be autoopened after a crash
# when doing it with manual invocation
#
echo "" > ~/.konqueror.state
for i in `dcop | grep konqueror`; do
    echo "" >> ~/.konqueror.state
    for y in `dcop $i | grep html-widget`; do
        url=`dcop $i $y url`
        echo "   $url" >> ~/.konqueror.state
    done
done