How do I recover accidentally closed tabs in Google Chrome?
There may be several reasons why you might want to reset tabs / tab in Google Chrome. If this happens on your computer, it may result in a power outage, low battery, restart associated with the update, or simply close them by mistake. You can clear a bunch of bookmarks on your phone and then you realize that you didn’t want to close this one. Otherwise, the Chrome tabs on your mobile devices will still be open, even if you close the app or restart your phone. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to recover accidentally closed tabs in Google Chrome.
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How do I recover accidentally closed tabs in Google Chrome?
With Google Chrome saving your recent history, you can easily reopen closed tabs. There are several ways that vary depending on whether you are using macOS, Windows or Linux. That’s why we put here those that work for all platforms.
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1. Computer with Windows / macOS / Linux
You can do this with a keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + T (Windows) nebo Command + Shift + T (macOS). However, it can also be invoked by right-clicking in the top Chrome window and clicking “Reopen closed tab”. If this option doesn’t work for you, you can try clicking the three dots in the upper right corner, with your last windows in the History tab. If you close several windows at once, you will see entire tabs here.
2. Android devices
As mentioned in the first paragraph, you are less likely to accidentally close your Chrome tabs on your phone. Fortunately, if this happens to you, there is a simple solution. Just click the three dots in the upper right corner and select an option “Recently Used Cards”. If you have a Google Account linked to multiple devices, you will see the history not only of your phone, but also of your computer or tablet. This feature can also be useful in cases where you have something open on your computer and on the way to work you remember that you would like to open the card on your phone.
