There are several ways to restore closed browser tabs. First, use the shortcut keys Ctrl Shift T (Windows/Linux) or Command Shift T (Mac) to quickly recover the recently closed tab pages, and can restore multiple pages in reverse order of the closing time; second, if a period of time has passed or the browser has restarted, you can sort and restore the required pages by time by opening the history panel (Ctrl H or Command Y). Third, you can directly view and restore the previously closed tab pages in the "Recently Closed" category; fourth, when right-clicking the blank space in the tab bar, some browsers (such as Chrome) will display recovery options, suitable for temporary emergency rescue; fifth, for users who need to frequently restore a large number of tab pages or windows, lightweight plug-ins such as "Session Buddy" or "Tab Session Manager" can be installed to manage sessions. Overall, mastering the shortcut keys in native functions is the most convenient way, while other methods are suitable for alternative choices in different scenarios.

Sometimes I close the wrong tab page when I slide my hand, or I suddenly remember to read it when I remember it. It is really troublesome to open it again at this time. In fact, the browser itself has several built-in methods to quickly recover and close tags, which can be done without installing plug-ins.

Use shortcut keys to recover directly

The easiest way is to shortcut keys: Ctrl Shift T (Windows/Linux) or Command Shift T (Mac). This key combination can quickly reopen the newly closed tab page, and it can restore more than one - press it a few more times to continuously restore multiple recently closed pages.

• For example, you have closed several tags at once and want to find them one by one. This method is very useful.
• Note that the order is restored in reverse order of the closing time, and the last one appears first

Retrieve from history

If it has been a while, or if you have restarted the browser, the shortcut keys may not work. At this time, you can search in the history record :

1. Open the History panel (the shortcut key is Ctrl H or Command Y)
2. Sort by time and find the page you want to recover
3. Click to open again

Some browsers will also list the tab pages you closed before in the "Recently Closed" category, and you can click directly to see if there are any required pages.

Right-click the menu to help

If you accidentally click Close on the current tab page, you can also try right-clicking the blank space in the tab bar. Some browsers (such as Chrome) will display a recovery option in the recently closed tab page, which is not available at all times, but occasionally encounters.

Tips: Don't forget the session recovery plugin

Although the default function is enough, if you often need to restore many tabs, windows, or even the entire browsing session, you can also consider installing some lightweight recovery plug-ins, such as "Session Buddy" or "Tab Session Manager". They allow you to manage historical sessions more granularly, but in most cases native features are enough.

Basically these methods are all. It is the most convenient to master shortcut keys proficiently. Other methods are suitable for backup in different scenarios.

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