Storing spaces content for next startup

Hi
I'm a new user on Mountain Lion, more used to Linux & Windows desktops, so a Mac 'newbie'.
I'm a web developer and have always used multiple desktops - as built-in on Ubuntu and from 3rd party apps on Windows - to organise my work flow. Typically, I will have multiple windows open on around 5 different desktops, as I switch from one project to another during the course of a day. These windows will usually include text editors, file managers, FTP clients &, particularly, web browser windows.
I was delighted to find that my new Mac software already had a multiple desktop manager - Spaces - built in as standard and I was soon happily organising my virtual work-benches. I did have some problems with finding how to have some apps, like Skype, for instance, open on all my desktops (Answer: Right-click on the Skype icon in the Dock and choose Options > Assign To > All Windows) . Also, how to stop Spaces jumping back to the desktop with a window already open for a particular app whenever I tried to open a new window for it in another desktop (Answer: System Preferences > Mission Control > Untick "When switching to an application, switch to a space with open windows for the application"), but I have one real current issue:
Whenever I restart my machine, the Safari & Chrome windows that I have allocated to different desktops all now re-appear on Desktop 1, rather than the original desktop where I created them or to which I dragged them.
You are only able to allocate the overall app to "This Desktop", not its individual windows. As I have found out with Skype, allocating the apps to "All Desktops" means that *all* browser windows are open on *all* desktops. So, I have Safari & Chrome allocated to the only other option "None", which works whilst I manually arrange them, but then gets lost on every restart.
Have other Mountain Lion users experienced the same issue?
Is there any way to "save" these browser's windows arrangement?

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