Surely on more than one occasion You have closed a tab in your usual browser and wanted to get it backBoth Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari allow you to do this very quickly and easily.
There are several methods for return to that web page that you closed by your own will and accident without complications, just by pressing a couple of keysHistorically, you had to dig into the history, a tedious process especially for those who consult many websites simultaneously.
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Besides, You have the option to configure the browser to remember the tabs that were open at the time the browser window was closed.
You no longer have to pull your hair out and face the history review, but you have the following at your disposal: key combinations to recover tabs.
How to Recover a Closed Tab in Chrome
To achieve this purpose you only have to press the keys at the same time Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows or Cmd+Shift+T on Mac.Chrome will recover them instantly as if nothing had happened.
How to Recover a Closed Tab in Safari
In case you want to recover tabs in Safari, you can perform this action by simultaneously pressing the keys Cmd+Z (Mac) or Ctrl+Z (Windows).
How to Recover a Closed Tab in Firefox
If your preferred browser is Firefox, the same formula works as in Google Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows and Cmd+Shift+T in the case of Mac.
In all 3 browsers You will recover the last closed tabs in the same order in which they were closed. Additionally, in Chrome you can go to the Main Menu and access the quick access menu where the last 8 closed tabs are saved.
To do this, click on the Three points located on the right side of the options bar and go to the option History. In this case You will be able to select the tab you want recover by clicking on the Bond.
Set your browser to remember tabs when you open Google Chrome
To get you out of a tight spot, another option is to configure Chrome so that after completely closing the browser, the system remember all the tabs you had open when you run it again. This is especially useful when you close Chrome accidentally or by mistake.
You will activate this function by clicking on the access to the Main menu from the top right corner and selecting Configuration.
Find the section When opening the browser and click on the option Open everything as it was before closing.
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From now on, when you open the browser, all the tabs you opened the last time you closed it will automatically be displayed.
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