Whether you have one or 75 tabs, it can be frustrating when they are closed by accident. But restoring them to normal is not too hard of a process.

If the shortcut doesn't work, you can try an alternate method to restore your tabs. In Chrome (or any other Chromium browser), click the three-dots icon in the top-right corner and go to History > X ...

With over three billion people using Google Chrome as their primary browser, there are a lot of tabs open at any given time. While tabs are a simple concept, Google has added interesting features to ...

It was midnight. The witching hour. And also my bedtime. As I was coming back to the family room from brushing my teeth, I heard an exclamation of frustration. I walked in and found my wife scowling. ...

Chrome is testing a new Session Restore Infobar in Canary that replaces the old crash dialog and restores tabs automatically ...

So, you’ve just closed a browser window with a bunch of important tabs. Whoops. Even if you’ve got another Chrome or Firefox window still open, Ctrl + Shift + T can’t bring them back. That trick only ...

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