Description: when I have to reboot I t would be great to easily pick up where I left off the previous day Steps to Reproduce: 1. open ods file from desktop 2. open ods file from thunderbird or outlook email attachment 3. reboot pc 4. wait for reopening previous documents on startup Actual Results: nothing Expected Results: automatically reopen previously open documents Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: windows has this function under sign-in options "Automatically save my restartable apps when i sign out and restart them after i sign in" same for osx https://ask.libreoffice.org/t/how-can-i-make-libreoffice-reopen-documents-automatically-at-startup-on-mac-osx/2411
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 146769 ***
(In reply to GBR from comment #0) > 1. open ods file from desktop > 2. open ods file from thunderbird or outlook email attachment > 3. reboot pc It is reasonable to recover #1. However,#2 would probably be stored in a temporary file location, which then would be erased when the PC is rebooted. So I would NOT expect a SessionSave to attempt to recover that file (unless there were pending modifications to it). In other words, a recovery file should not be created for every unmodified document that is open. Think for example of someone first re-organizing the document directory after the reboot. In that case LO would end up creating duplicate files for no good reason (since it would try to save the recovered file in the original location).