When using Chrome on your computer, suddenly Chrome get crashed and all your important tabs are gone. It become worse, when you reload the Chrome and there is no button asking for restoring of tabs. But now you can reopen the tabs with a solution we are providing below.
Just go to Setting in Chrome and hover on History menu.
There you will find (7 Tabs) under 'Recently Closed'. Just click on it and your tabs will be restored.
There you will find (7 Tabs) under 'Recently Closed'. Just click on it and your tabs will be restored.
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If this doesn’t work, you can try a keyboard shortcut. Press Control+Shift+T (or Command+Shift+T if you’re using a Mac) and your most recently closed tab or window will re-open. Keep doing this until your window from earlier re-spawns, or the shortcut stops working.
There’s a chance your window won’t come back, however, particularly if you’ve been using your browser a bit since the crash. If that’s the case, click the “History” option at the top of that menu, or press Control+H on your keyboard (Mac: Command+Y).
There’s a chance your window won’t come back, however, particularly if you’ve been using your browser a bit since the crash. If that’s the case, click the “History” option at the top of that menu, or press Control+H on your keyboard (Mac: Command+Y).
Sadly, you will not find “bundles” of tabs here, the way you did in the menu we pointed out earlier. But if there’s a specific tab you lost, you can find it back by scrolling or searching. It’s not perfect, but at least there’s some record of those tabs you lost.
Author : Shoeb Ahmad Fareed
Designation: Founder & CEO
Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
Bio: A Technology Leninist who believes that success can only be achieved if one has a practical implementation knowledge. He is a Computer Science Engineer, a professional blogger and a debugger.
