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Workspaces
WinSCP can save and restore your whole workspace at once. Workspace consists of set of opened tabs.
If you connect to the same set of sites or manage the same local folders every time you use WinSCP, you can enable automatic workspace saving. To open workspace quickly, you can place shortcut to your saved workspace on desktop.
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Saving Workspace
To save your workspace go to Tabs > Save Workspace. A Save Workspace dialog appears. You can save as many workspace as you like. Each saved workspace has its unique name.
Saved workspaces appear at the beginning of site list on Login dialog.
When saving workspace you have an option to create desktop shortcut to the saved workspace.
Restoring Workspace
To restore workspace, select it on site list on Login dialog and press Login. The workspace saved (including automatic workspace saving), when WinSCP was closed the last time, is automatically selected, when Login dialog opens. A workspace opens automatically, when Login dialog is configured not to open on start.
You can also create desktop shortcut to open a workspace.
If you pin WinSCP to your Windows taskbar, you can use jumplist to open recently used workspaces.
Automatic Workspace Saving
In preferences or when saving workspace, you can enable automatic workspace saving. Once enabled, your workspace is automatically saved every time you close WinSCP. If you are not working with a specific workspace, when closing, your ad-hoc workspace is saved to a configured default name.
That workspace is automatically selected on Login dialog, when you start WinSCP the next time. You can also create desktop shortcut to open the workspace.