Do you often close Chrome tabs accidentally? I do. It happens with me most of the time. I use multiple tabs at the same time. And sometimes, I accidentally close important tabs. And, it will take a lot of time and effort for me to research and open the website again. In such cases, other users might wonder How to Restore Chrome Tabs?. But fortunately, I know some useful keyboard shortcuts, which I am going to share with you today.
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How to Restore Chrome Tabs after closing:
- If you accidentally closed a tab in chrome, you can right-click on the Title bar and select the option Reopen closed Tabs.
- Or, you can use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Ctrl + T
- You can repeat pressing Shift + Ctrl + T to reopen previously closed tabs as well.
(Mac users must use Command Cmd key instead of Control Ctrl key)
Note that you can open previously closed tabs from the current session only. If you close the browser window, you cannot reopen the tabs.
However, if you choose the option “Continue where you left off” in the chrome Startup settings, you can reopen the tabs you closed last day, even after restarting the PC.
How to Restore Chrome Tabs after Restart:
You need to make some changes in Chrome settings to be able to Restore Chrome Tabs after Restart.
- Go to Chrome settings by clicking on the three-dot menu.
- Select the On Startup menu on the left.
- Finally, click on the option “Continue Where you Left Off“.
- Therefore, now you can restore unlimited previously closed tabs.
Note that the settings may vary in other web browsers. As chrome is the most used web browser, I have decided to make a tutorial using Chrome.
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