Your other option is to go to to the icon in the upper right corner that resembles books on a shelf.įrom there, you can go to History, which will offer recently closed tabs and windows options. The keyboard shortcuts are the same again. Or, if you prefer using the mouse, you can enter the history tab in the menu bar, where you'll find several recently closed tab options, including "Restore All Windows from Last Session". If Safari is your browser of choice, you can use the same keyboard shortcut we mentioned above: Command+Shift+T (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+T (Windows). This is useful if for whatever reason the keyboard shortcuts are not working or you do not have access to a keyboard. From there you can reopen any recently closed windows (or tabs if you select another options). Again, the more you do this, the further back in your closed tabs history you go. You can also press ALT, then go to History (at the top of the screen) > Recently Closed Windows. Doing this once will bring up your most recently closed tab, doing so again will bring back the penultimate one and so on.Īlternatively, you can right click on the tab menu bar area and select reopen closed tab. On your keyboard, you can hit Command+Shift+T (on Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+T (on Windows). Google's browser has multiple options here. Whether you closed by accident or have changed your mind and want the tab back again, it can easily be done, whether you're browsing on a Windows or Mac computer and on various browsers.
It can be frustrating when it happens and it happens often enough, but if you read on you will discover a simple trick to make this annoyance a thing of the past. We've all done it, but it doesn't have to be a disaster: if you accidentally close a browser tab, you can get it back.
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