What is how to restore tabs?

Restoring Closed Tabs: A Guide

Accidentally closed a tab or browser window and need to get it back? Here's how you can often restore your lost browsing session:

• Using Keyboard Shortcuts: The quickest way is usually through keyboard shortcuts.

  • Ctrl + Shift + T (Windows/Linux): This command reopens the last closed tab. Repeat to reopen previously closed tabs in reverse order. See more about Windows%20shortcut.
  • Cmd + Shift + T (macOS): This performs the same function as Ctrl+Shift+T on macOS. See more about macOS%20shortcut.

• Using Browser Menus: Most browsers have a "Recently Closed Tabs" or "Reopen Closed Tab" option in their menus.

  • Chrome: Look for "History" > "Recently Closed". See more about Chrome.
  • Firefox: Look for "History" > "Recently Closed Tabs" or "Recently Closed Windows". See more about Firefox.
  • Edge: Look for "History" > "Recently Closed". See more about Edge.
  • Safari: Look for "History" > "Reopen Last Closed Tab" or "Reopen Last Closed Window". See more about Safari.

• Session Restore (after Browser Crash): If your browser crashed, it may offer to restore your previous session upon restart. Look for a prompt asking if you want to restore your previous session.

• History: If the above methods fail, you can always browse your browser's history to find the URLs of the pages you had open. See more about browser%20history.

• Tab Management Extensions: Some browser extensions are designed specifically for tab management, including saving and restoring sessions. See more about browser%20extensions.