When you accidentally close a tab in Firefox, the Ctrl+Shift+R combination can really save your life, bringing up the last closed tabs. You might be wondering if there’s a more comfy way of doing this, and in fact there is.
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Undo Closed Tabs Button is a Firefox add-on that you can use to actually browse the history of your recent closed tabs.
After you install it, you must add the toolbar button by going to View>Toolbars> Customize, then drag and drop the icon where you want it on the toolbar.: everytime you click that button, the last closed up will open again, like if you were pressing the Ctrl+Shift+R combination but, if you click the little arrow next to it, you will be shown the actual history.
You can personalize the extension deciding how many tabs it’ll keep in memory (up to 99), which buttons to show (tab bar button, right click menu) and whether to remove the history from the button.
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Ctrl + Shift + T doesn’t work anymore??
Hey Darkkosmos,
Works for me. I have installed the extension and it still works fine, opening the last closed tab back.
Let me know if you find the solution to your problem,
Thanks.
is there a way to disable CTRL + SHIFT + T? Firefox constantly eats my memory, and I’ve heard a lot of people talking about it not releasing memory on closed tabs. Is this feature the reason? If so, I would love to get rid of it since I’m opening and closing tabs so often and frankly couldn’t care less about opening ones I’ve closed.
please just help me so that my process can be flexible on operation . internet explorer is stoping again and again during operation. please open the required closed tabs for my softly operation