How do I return the tabs?

Let's say that it happened that all the open tabs of your browser were gone. And some, perhaps, were of great value to you, as they had to be searched for a long time. Then how do I return the tabs?

Below we will talk about how to return tabs that are lost due to the fact that the OS has completed incorrectly or as a result of an error inside the browser. Consider the most popular browsers.

Opera

To begin with, we will consider how to returntabs in the Opera. To do this, you need to find the files "autosave.win.bak" and the autosave.win file in the Operasessions folder in the C: Documents and Settings directory using the Windows native search engine. Then we delete autosave.win, then rename autosave.win.bak so that there is no ".bak". That's all. When you start, you will find the missing tabs.

Mozilla Firefox

Next, consider Firefox. How do I return a closed tab in this browser? Here, also with the help of a regular search engine, you need to find the Firefoxprofiles.ini file in the C: Documents and Settings directory, and in it we find the folder name in the line that begins with Path. For this name, a regular search engine, we find this folder. Next, delete sessionstore.bak and rename sessionstore-1.js (the numbers can be different) in sessionstore.js. After restarting the browser, you will find the required tabs.

Google Chrome

The next question is how to return the tabs toChromium? First, using the search engine, find the file Current Session, located in the directory From: Documents and Settings. It contains information about the current session. When the browser starts again, the system records the session information again in the Last Session file, which is in the same directory. And in the Current Session file, the data about newly opened or closed tabs are fixed, which will be back in the Last Session on the next start. Knowing this mechanism, in case of disappearing tabs, you do not need to close the browser without doing the following. Copy these files to a safe place, where the Last Session file is renamed to Current Session, and we return it to the same directory. And only then restart the browser. In this case, you can open the crashed tabs again in your browser.

Internet Explorer and Safari

In IE, a randomly closed tab can be returnedkey combination CTRL + 9. Safari users, if it happened that they missed and closed the wrong tab, then you can restore it using the Cmd + Z shortcut.

There is also an easy way to find links to allThe web pages you have been to recently. To do this, you can use the function "History", which is in each browser. Opening it, you will see links to all those web pages, which means that the tabs that were closed, and you can easily restore them.