In the settings of any browser, you can specify that each time you open it again, all the tabs that were opened last time will appear. In the end, you won’t even remember what you had there and why, but it was definitely incredibly important.
A few years ago we had to suffer and restore sessions manually. Browser developers have heeded the voices of dejected users; now, in most cases, browsers themselves cope with the problem and restore tabs. Where to look for them?
Chrome
In Chrome, closed tabs can be restored one at a time using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + T.
A list of tabs that you have closed recently is in the settings menu. Select “History” → “Recently Closed”. The browser will offer to open several tabs at once that were closed.
It was possible to restore the session by using the Last Session file and renaming it to Current Session. Unfortunately, this method no longer works, so you’ll have to say goodbye to tabs that are closed and not tracked by the Chrome browser.
You can, of course, open the history file in Notepad and sort all the links. But this is shamanism, subject to specialists, not ordinary users. The solution is extensions. At the end of the article there is an example for each browser.
Firefox
The browser home page itself, by default, offers to restore the previous session. The corresponding button is located in the lower right corner, you only need to click it.
If your home page is not Firefox by default, you can restore closed tabs in the History menu → Restore previous session.
The browser also has a session recovery page that appears in the window after the program crashes. The page can be called manually by typing in the browser line about:sessionrestore. Firefox will offer to restore the tabs from the previous session or start a new one.
Alas, if these measures did not help, then most likely it will not be possible to restore the tabs: they were not recorded in the history.
There are still chances, but for this you will have to arm yourself with patience, knowledge, or even a tambourine. That is, try to recover data from files with information about the current session. To do this you need:
The trouble is that this may not work either. Just bad luck. For insurance, it is better to use the already mentioned extensions.
Opera
Working with runaway tabs in Opera is similar to working in Chrome. This is a keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + T that saves tabs and works with recently closed tabs in a special menu.
If the menu of recently closed tabs does not help, you will have to rummage through the history and install extensions for the future.
Extensions to help
To insure users against troubles, special add-ons have been invented for working with tabs that solve most problems with losses and sudden closings of browser windows.
Today, most people spend the lion's share of their time on the Internet. Actually, the most frequently used program on a computer is an Internet browser, or otherwise a browser. A lot of useful and important information is viewed in the browser every day, and often users encounter a problem when the desired tab was closed by mistake. It is in this article that I will tell you how to restore closed tabs in the browser.
Of course, it is very good if you remember the name of the site you visited. But if you accessed the site by accident, for example, through a search engine, then to restore the tab it is better to use the methods described below for each popular browser.
Ways to restore closed tabs in the Google Chrome browser.
1. With the Chrome browser open, press the Ctrl+Shift+T key combination on your keyboard.
2. Right-click on any tab and select “Open Closed Tab.”
3. Open the Chrome browser menu and then select History. You can also quickly go to history using the Ctrl+H key combination. In history, you can list all the sites you visited.
Ways to restore closed tabs in the Mozilla Firefox browser.
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2. Open the Firefox menu, select History, and then Recently Closed Tabs. A list of closed tabs will open, among which find and select the one you need. If you need to restore all tabs, select the appropriate “Restore all tabs” option.
3. You can also find a closed tab in your visit log. To do this, type the key combination Ctrl+H or Ctrl+Shift+H on your keyboard.
Ways to restore closed tabs in the Opera browser.
1. In an open browser, press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T.
2. Right-click on any open tab or empty area in the tab bar and select “Open last closed tab.” Thus, in a few clicks you can open several tabs that you closed.
3. Select the icon in the upper left corner of the browser. A menu will open in which we are interested in the “Recently Closed” item. A window will open with a list of all tabs that have ever been closed.
4. Select the browser menu in the top left corner and select the History menu. Through your browsing history, you can find a link to a site that was closed by mistake. This menu can also be called up using the keyboard shortcut combination Ctrl+H.
Ways to restore closed tabs in Yandex Browser.
1. Type the key combination Ctrl+Shift+T on your keyboard.
2. Select the browser menu and open the “History” item. In the list of recently visited sites, find the link you need and open it.
Ways to restore closed tabs in Internet Explorer.
1. Type the hotkey combination Ctrl+Shift+T on your keyboard.
2. Open a new tab in your browser or press Ctrl+T. In a new tab, go to the "Reopen closed tabs" area and find the site you need.
3. With your browser open, select the Tools menu, and then select Reopen Last Browsing. New tabs will open, in which all links that were launched during the previous browser operation will be loaded.
As a result, it becomes clear that any browser provides more than one way to restore closed tabs. If you don't find your browser in the list, try using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T. This is a single combination for restoring tabs and is suitable for almost all browsers.
The easiest way to open a closed tab in Chrome is to press Ctrl + Shift + T. It may be a little inconvenient, but it's a matter of habit.
The only caveat: in this way you can restore only one page - the last one. Pressing the keys again will open the penultimate page. You can press Ctrl+Shift+T as much as you like.
Right-click on any tab and select the line “Open closed tab”.
Recently closed sites
This is perhaps the best way to get tabs back in Google Chrome. After all, in this case you can open the last 10 sites.
Browsing history - this method is suitable for those who need the 12th, 28th or 43rd page
To do this, do the following:
- Click on the 3 dots in the right corner.
- Hover your mouse over the “History” line.
- Select the “History” item.
Or simply press Ctrl + H.
A new window will open showing all the pages you have visited. Find the one you need and press LMB. You can also right-click and select the line “Open link in a new tab” - this is more convenient.
In this way, you can open any page - for example, downloaded 5 days ago. If you remember about one good site, but don’t remember the address, then simply find it in your browsing history (by date or page name).
To avoid scrolling through the entire list, use the search. To do this, enter the site address or page title (partially) and click the “Search in history” button. The browser will immediately display all sites that meet this criterion.
Accidentally closed Chrome and now want to restore your open tabs?
Press Ctrl + Shift + T. Or you can undo closed tabs the last way– through your browsing history.
To prevent this from happening in the future, you need to change the settings. To do this, do the following:
Ready. Now, even if you accidentally close Chrome, all open sites will remain in place. You can check it now.
That's all. Now using Google Chrome will be even more comfortable. After all, you already know how to restore accidentally closed sites.
Surely every PC user has encountered a situation where a whole bunch of tabs are open in the browser, most of which you no longer need. To clean working space you decide to close all the tabs that you no longer need. But how do you open the closed tab you need?
Most browsers have a feature that allows you to bring back recently closed tabs. To do this you need to use hot combination.
To open a recently closed Internet page, press the combination “Ctrl” + “Shift” + “T”. After this, the page you closed will resume. This combination works on most browsers. The combination of these keys supports Mozila Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and other programs for Internet surfing. An exception to the generally accepted rule is the Safari browser, which is developed by Apple. To open a closed web page in Safari, use the more compact "Ctrl" + "Z" combination.
Using a hot combination, you can open more than one tab. Pressing the keyboard shortcut again will restore another page that was previously closed. This will continue until the list of disabled tabs in the browser history is exhausted.
Open web tab via dropdown list
If it was not possible to restore closed page through a combination of buttons, you must use a special drop-down list.
Hover your mouse cursor over the area where the tabs are located. After that, right-click. A drop-down list will open containing the item “Open closed tab”. Click on this inscription. Voila - the web page that was previously closed has resumed.
Bring back a web tab via browser history
Quite often there is a need to look through old web tabs. For example, you found interesting page and after a couple of days we decided to visit it, but forgot the address of the Internet resource. How to bring back a long-closed tab? You need to use the search engine's history.
For this purpose, you can use the hotkey “Ctrl” + “H”. It is supported by all modern browsers. If you do not want or cannot use keyboard shortcuts, then you need to go into history using the search engine interface. But the process of visiting history on different search engines will be different. Let's look at how this is done in the most popular browsers.
Internet Explorer
To open your browsing history in Internet Explorer, do the following:
1. Click on the star-shaped button. This key is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
2. After this, a drop-down menu will open, which contains 3 items. We are interested in the extreme one. Click on the inscription “Journal”. 
3. A list of visited web pages will open, sorted by time periods. To find a previously closed Internet page, simply click on the desired period of time. A drop-down list will open containing previously visited web pages.
Microsoft Edge
To access previously visited web pages in Microsoft Edge:
1. Click on the button that opens the so-called “Center”. The key looks like three parallel lines of different lengths. This button is located in the upper right corner of the search engine.
2. A small menu will open containing several items. To view closed Internet pages, you need to go to the “Journal”. To do this, click on the button that looks like a wall clock. 
3. A list of Internet resources that you have visited will appear. To resume a tab, simply click on the desired website.
Google Chrome
You can open history in Google Chrome by performing the following manipulations with the search program:
1. Open the Settings and Google management Chrome." To do this, click on the button that looks like three bold, vertical dots.
2. A drop-down list will appear. In it you need to point to the “History” item. Another list will appear, where you also need to click on the item called “History”. 
3. You will then be taken to a new web page. It contains all the Internet resources you have ever visited. To resume a previously closed web page, click on the corresponding list item.
Opera
If you need to open history in the Opera search engine:
1. To go to the list of closed web pages, you must click on the corresponding button. It is located in the control menu (left edge of the page). The button looks like a wall clock. 
2. After pressing this key, the transition to new page. It contains a list of web tabs that were previously closed.
3. To resume the desired Internet page, simply click on the corresponding entry in the list of closed sites.
Mozilla Firefox
1. Click on the button that is responsible for the search engine control menu. The key is located in the upper right corner of the web page. It looks like three thick, identical stripes that are located parallel to each other. 
2. A drop-down widget will open. In it you need to click on the “History” item. A small list will appear containing recently closed Internet pages. If the site you need is not there, then go to full version history by clicking on the appropriate hyperlink.
3. In the list of visited web resources, find the tab that you want to resume and click on it.
Yandex browser
How to restore a closed tab in the Yandex browser:
1. Open “Yandex Browser Settings”. To do this, click on the button that looks like three parallel lines. It is located in the upper right corner of the search engine (it is quite difficult to notice it, due to the fact that it merges with the page). 
2. A drop-down list will open. In it you need to click on the “History” item. Another list will appear. It displays Internet tabs that have been closed recently. If you haven't found the site you need, open full list visited web pages. To do this, click on the “History” item.
3. There will be a transition to a new page in which all previously visited Internet resources are recorded. To resume a web page, simply click on the site you want.
“, the topic of today’s article is how to quickly open the last closed browser tab, I think all active Internet users have asked this question more than once.
Everyone is familiar with the situation when, when viewing information in the browser, all or one of the tabs is unexpectedly closed independently or due to careless movement. Sometimes it happens that you need a tab you closed again. It is quite possible to quickly restore this information without entering the query into the search engine again. So, let's figure out how to restore all newly closed tabs in the following browsers.
There are several ways to get back lost tabs in this browser. Each of them works in a specific case.
- Key combination.
- Installing an extension in chrome.
- Activating the item in the settings.
As you can see, there is nothing complicated. By the way, I’ll show you another convenient combination of buttons on the keyboard, which also works in the three software products discussed above.
You've probably already guessed what this combination does. That's right - it immediately opens a list of addresses that were previously viewed.
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Many of us can call ourselves active Internet users. We use many resources, actively visit social networks, and so on. But sometimes, due to carelessness, we can accidentally close the desired tab. How can I get it back? Let's talk about this, consider different browsers.
How to open a closed tab in a browser: methods
Internet Explorer (IE)
Note that Internet Explorer is the default browser after installing the Windows operating system. This program does not have a function to restore closed tabs. However, you can go another way. Take advantage of viewing the general history of visiting sites by pressing the key combination Ctrl and N (in the Latin layout).
Google Chrome
To view recently closed tabs, do the following. In the upper right corner of the screen, find the “Call Settings” button (in the form of three horizontal bars). When you click on the button, a menu will open where you will need to select the “Recently closed tabs” option. After following the link, select the "Recently Closed Sites" option.
In Chrome, there is also another way to open the last closed tab. Right-click on the open tab at the top. From the list that appears, select the "Open closed tab" option. This will open the last closed tab that appears next to it. In this way, you can open several recently closed tabs one by one.
Yandex Browser
The new browser from the search engine originally from Russia has not yet acquired the function of calling the last closed tab. Apparently, the developers have not yet felt the user's need for this option. However, as in Internet Explorer, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl and H to go to the history of open tabs, where you can find the site you need.
Opera
Opera is rightfully considered the most convenient browser for the task assigned to us. It saves about 50 last closed tabs. This should be enough for even the most demanding users. To view this information, click on "Opera" in the upper left corner of the browser window. This way you will open the “Menu”, where from the list you need to hover over the “Recently Closed” option. In the list that appears, you need to select the required tab. To view the full list, you need to click on "Recently Closed".
Mozilla Firefox
To view closed tabs, click on "Firefox" in the upper left corner of the screen. This will open the “Menu”, in which you need to go to the “Journal” section. In it, select the "Recently closed tabs" option. It may happen that the browser will not save these tabs. To avoid this, check your privacy settings (look in the "Menu"). You must select the “Will remember history” option.
Also, to quickly restore the last closed tabs, right-click on any open one. From the list that appears, select the "Restore last tab" command. This way you can restore several tabs one by one.
Safari
In order to get back a tab that you accidentally lost, you just need to press the Command and Z key combination.
Sometimes it happens that for unknown reasons, or due to a glitch computer mouse, or the brain sends a distorted impulse to the hand, and we accidentally close the browser tab that we still need. But we haven’t fully familiarized ourselves with the contents of the page. What to do? How to return or reopen an accidentally closed tab?
Opening an accidentally closed tab
You can, of course, go into your browser history, but it’s so long and tedious.
This problem can be very easily solved using another method. The fact is that every browser (more or less new version) has Hotkeys.
Previously, I had Opera 12. And at random I discovered that the combination Ctrl+Z returns the last closed tab.
Later I switched to Opera 23 and Google Chrome. Both of these browsers have the same Chronium-based engine. Imagine my disappointment when, after pressing the Ctrl+Z keys, it did not bring any results. My first thought was " delete nafig" But reason took over. I went into the instructions and found that for these browsers there is a function “ open last closed tab" To do this you need to use a combination Ctrl+Shift+T .
Yes, at first it was very inconvenient; more than once I thought about returning to Opera 12, which I liked much better. And not only due to the reason described in this article. It is in many ways more convenient than its later versions.
But time passed and I got used to it. Now I automatically use these hotkeys when I accidentally close the desired browser tab. I believe that for other browsers Mozilla Firefox, etc. This diagram will also work.
By the way, you can also go to the settings of any browser and find there “ Recently closed sites«.