Firefox Save Tabs On Close
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- Firefox Save Tabs On Close Windows 10
- Firefox Save Tabs On Close Youtube
Learn how to recover, restore, reopen recently closed tabs or session in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, etc, browsers on Windows 10/8/7.
I tend to keep a lot of tabs open in my browser. Some of them are pages I haven't had a chance to read yet, while others are items I'm queuing to write about in the coming days. The thing is, I don't want to leave my computer running just so I can keep all these tabs 'live.' Nor do I want to bookmark them, as I don't intend to store them permanently.
Fortunately, my browser offers an easy way to keep tabs open from one session to the next. And there's a good chance yours does, too--no plug-ins or extensions required. This option is available in Chrome and Firefox. Alas, if there's a way to do likewise in Internet Explorer 9, I haven't found it.
Here's how to enable the option in Chrome (shown above):
1. Click the little wrench at the far right of the address bar.
2. Click Options.
3. In the Basics section, enable Reopen the pages that were open last. Then close that Options tab. (It's weird how Chrome doesn't really have a Save option, but that's how it rolls.)
It's a very similar process in Firefox:
1. Click the orange Firefox button, mouse over Options, then click Options. (If you don't have the orange button, click Tools, Options.)
2. In the General tab, click the pull-down next to 'When Firefox starts,' then choose Show my windows and tabs from last time.
3. Click OK.
In both browsers, the change goes into effect immediately, meaning that when you close the browser, whatever tabs you currently have open will reappear when you run it again. Handy, no?
Contributing Editor Rick Broida writes about business and consumer technology. Ask for help with your PC hassles at hasslefree@pcworld.com, or try the treasure trove of helpful folks in the PC World Community Forums.Sign up to have the Hassle-Free PC newsletter e-mailed to you each week.
Firefox Save Tabs On Close Youtube
I tend to keep a lot of tabs open in my browser. Some of them are pages I haven't had a chance to read yet, while others are items I'm queuing to write about in the coming days. The thing is, I don't want to leave my computer running just so I can keep all these tabs 'live.' Nor do I want to bookmark them, as I don't intend to store them permanently.
Fortunately, my browser offers an easy way to keep tabs open from one session to the next. And there's a good chance yours does, too--no plug-ins or extensions required. This option is available in Chrome and Firefox. Alas, if there's a way to do likewise in Internet Explorer 9, I haven't found it.
Here's how to enable the option in Chrome (shown above):
Firefox Save Tabs On Close Windows 10
1. Click the little wrench at the far right of the address bar.
2. Click Options.
3. In the Basics section, enable Reopen the pages that were open last. Then close that Options tab. (It's weird how Chrome doesn't really have a Save option, but that's how it rolls.)
It's a very similar process in Firefox:
Firefox Save Tabs On Close Youtube
1. Click the orange Firefox button, mouse over Options, then click Options. (If you don't have the orange button, click Tools, Options.)
2. In the General tab, click the pull-down next to 'When Firefox starts,' then choose Show my windows and tabs from last time.
3. Click OK.
In both browsers, the change goes into effect immediately, meaning that when you close the browser, whatever tabs you currently have open will reappear when you run it again. Handy, no?
Contributing Editor Rick Broida writes about business and consumer technology. Ask for help with your PC hassles at hasslefree@pcworld.com, or try the treasure trove of helpful folks in the PC World Community Forums.Sign up to have the Hassle-Free PC newsletter e-mailed to you each week.
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