Cove review
When I leave a review halfway through, the next day I want the reference tabs back in the order I was reading them. Cove can save that workspace as a named session on a Mac running macOS 15 or later.
Capture the tabs for one assignment
I’d open the pages I need in Safari, then capture the workspace as a session named for the review. Cove needs macOS Accessibility permission for window positions and Automation permission to work with Safari. It records each tab’s address, title and position. I’d do a trial capture with a few reference pages first.
Save the draft before parking the session
Cove can park a session by saving its setup and closing apps, then reopen it from the menu bar. I’d save any open draft first. A restored tab reopens its URL, so I’d check that the important pages and the order came back before relying on it. For a single source I open from several projects, a Raycast Quicklink gives it a name I can type.
Anabel’s take
I’d give each long assignment its own session. It helps most when the tabs belong together. I want to come back to the interview and the two references I was comparing without reopening every page I visited that day.