How do I save tabs to a folder is there a shortcut?

Hi,
Suppose you have 4 web pages open, each in a separate tab in Safari.
You have all these tabs open and you would like to put all of them in a folder.
Is there a shortcut or technique - besides dragging each url individually into the bookmark manager?
It would be wonderful if there was a "Save Open Tabs..", which would display a dialog that allows you to create a new folder, or pick a folder where you would like these placed. Of course, it would be nice if it rememebered where you last saved your 'tabbed webpages' too, so you didnt' have to keep on looking for the same old folder?
Apologies in advance, if this is in the help, i took a look through the help and did not see a way to do this.
thanks for your help in advance,
sincerely,
J__

Saft provides that feature, which almost necessarily means that Safari doesn't, I'm afraid.
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