What is how to open closed tabs?

Here's how you can reopen closed tabs in your web browser:

Using Keyboard Shortcuts: This is often the quickest method.
- Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Shift + T reopens the last closed tab. You can repeat this to reopen multiple tabs in reverse chronological order.
- macOS: Command + Shift + T performs the same function on macOS.
Using Browser Menu/History: Most browsers have a menu option or a history section where you can find and reopen recently closed tabs.
- Look for options like "Recently Closed" or simply "History". These often present a list of recently closed tabs or windows.
Right-Clicking on the Tab Bar: In many browsers, you can right-click on the tab bar (the area where the tabs are displayed) and select "Reopen Closed Tab" or a similar option.
Using Browser History Page: You can access your browser's complete history page (usually by typing Ctrl + H or Command + Y) and search for the specific tab you want to reopen.
Session Restore (After a Crash): If your browser crashed or was closed unexpectedly, most browsers will offer to restore your previous session when you reopen them. This typically includes reopening all the tabs and windows that were open before the crash. Look for prompts or settings related to "Session Restore" or "Restore Previous Session" upon startup.

Here are some links to concepts touched upon above, for further reading: