Save All New Tabs to One File
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Save All New Tabs in One Document
A Sublime Text package that identifies all “new” unsaved tabs (tabs with content that have never been saved to a file), concatenates their content into a single file with separators, prompts you to save it, and then closes those tabs.
Useful for cleaning up a workspace cluttered with temporary scratchpads.
Features
- Finds all tabs that are “dirty” and have no associated file path.
- Combines their content into one text block.
- Adds headers identifying the source tab name/ID.
- Prompts for a save location.
- Automatically closes the processed tabs upon successful save.
- Preserves existing file-backed buffers.
Installation
via Package Control
- Open the Command Palette
Ctrl+Shift+P(Windows/Linux) orCmd+Shift+P(macOS). - Type
Install Packageand press Enter. - Search for
Save All New Tabs to One Fileand press Enter.
Manual Installation
- Search for
Browse Packagesin the Command Palette. - Open the directory.
- Clone this repository into that directory:
git clone https://github.com/Thamulabs/SaveAllNewTabsInOneDocument.git
Usage
- Open the Command Palette.
- Run
Save All New Tabs to One File. - Choose a destination for the combined file.
License
MIT License