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Recovery previous session- Setting when Firefox displays your most recent tabs and windows
Firefox can restore all windows and tabs that were open when Firefox was last closed or unexpectedly crashed. This article describes the circumstances under which Firefox will restore a previous session and how you can set it up.
Note: Restoring a session can save your login state on sites you were logged into before Firefox closed. Read for more information.
When does a session restore occur?
When you select Restore previous session from default home page
If you had tabs and windows open when you last closed Firefox, then Home Firefox page will have a button by default Restore previous session. To get your tabs and windows back, just click on it.
Note: If you have changed your home page to a page other than the default Firefox home page, then you can restore the default home page.
When you select Restore Previous Session from the History menu
This is how you can bring back your tabs and windows from a previous session using the Firefox History menu:
When you select Restore Previous Session from the Firefox menu
This is how you can bring back your tabs and windows from a previous session using the Firefox menu:
After installing the add-on
When a new extension or theme is installed, you may need to restart Firefox to enable the new add-on. To restart, click on Restart now. After restarting Firefox and installing the new add-on, all windows and tabs will be reopened.
After software update
You must restart Firefox to apply any downloaded Firefox updates. Click the button to restart Restart Firefox to update.
After restart with add-ons disabled
Setting up session recovery
By default, when Firefox starts up, a single window will open displaying your home page. If you wish, you can set Firefox to open all windows and tabs from the previous session:
Privacy issues
Restoring a session can save your login state on sites you were logged into before Firefox closed. If someone else uses the computer after you, they can access your account on these sites. If this bothers you, then you should not set Firefox to open all windows and tabs from the previous session.
You may also want to disable the session crash recovery feature, which is enabled by default. This will prevent the previous session from being restored when Firefox starts up after an unexpected shutdown or software crash.
Accidentally closed tab Mozilla Firefox? Yes, that's bullshit! After all, restoring tabs in Mozilla is very simple. Plus it can be done different ways. Choose whichever is more convenient for you.
The easiest way to open a closed tab in Mozilla is with the Ctrl + Shift + T keys. Press these buttons, and the desired page will immediately open in Firefox.
The keys open only one last tab. But if you click them again, the penultimate page will appear. And then down the list in reverse order. You can press Ctrl + Shift + T as much as you like.
By the way, you can use the same method, as well as in Opera and Internet Explorer. Browser developers make some buttons universal, which is a very good thing. If you suddenly change Chrome or Opera to Mozilla Firefox (or vice versa) - you won't have to get used to the new program.
Another very similar way is to right-click on any open page and select "Restore last tab".
Method number 2: using the menu
The second option on how to restore tabs in Firefox is through the main menu. To do this, do the following:
This option is more convenient. Indeed, in this case, more than 10 last pages are displayed. And you do not need to press Ctrl + Shift + T until the desired one opens. You just need to find a specific site in the list and open it.
Method number 3: through the visit log
The third method on how to restore a closed tab in Mozilla is through the visit log. This is a classic version that works in absolutely all browsers.
To open the log in Mozilla Firefox, press Ctrl + Shift + H. A window will appear in which absolutely all visited sites will be displayed for:
- today;
- yesterday;
- last 7 days;
- this month, etc.
Using this method, you can easily restore any closed tabs in Firefox. Even if it was a week or a month ago. And in order not to search for a long time, you can use the search.
But only on condition that you did not delete the browsing history or run special programs for cleaning up garbage on your PC (for example, CCleaner).
You can access the journal in another way:
- Press the Alt button. A menu bar will appear at the top.
- Select the "Journal" item in the menu and move the mouse cursor over the line "Recently closed tabs.
- Find what you need and open it.
If you like this method, then in order not to press Alt every time, you can make the menu bar visible. To do this, click on the icon with 3 stripes in the upper right corner, click on the "Edit" button and in the "Show / hide panels" item, check the box for the "Menu panel" option.
Method number 4: do it like in Opera
What kind of stupid, and most importantly - terribly inconvenient methods, right? For example, restoring tabs in Opera is much easier and more convenient. With just one click, you can open any closed tab. Yes, even in Chrome it is more convenient!
Calm, just calm. The developers took this fact into account, therefore, in the new versions of Mozilla Firefox added the ability to customize the browser for yourself.
Therefore, if you want to restore closed tabs in Mozilla in the same way as in Opera, then do the following:
Ready. Now, if you need to restore the tabs in Mozilla, just click on the "watch" icon. The last closed pages will be displayed here.
If there are too few of them, then click the "Show entire log" button at the very bottom. After that, the visit log will open (from method No. 3), where you can find any desired site.
That made it so much more convenient, right? And, perhaps, even better than in Opera. After all, now you can restore closed tabs in Firefox in just a couple of clicks. And you said… 🙂
And one more topical issue that interests many users - how to save in Mozilla open tabs. The fact is that by default, after exiting the browser and its subsequent launch, it is shown Homepage Firefox. And all open sites disappear. Of course, they can be restored through the journal, but this is inconvenient. And why, if there is an option much easier.
So, in order to save open tabs when you exit Mozilla Firefox, do the following:
Ready. You do not need to save anything - the browser will remember everything by itself. Now when you exit Mozilla Firefox, everything open pages will remain in place. You can check right now.
That's all. Now you know how to restore tabs in Firefox and even know how to customize it for yourself. So from now on, using this browser will be much more convenient.
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Firefox can restore all windows and tabs that were open when it was last closed or terminated unexpectedly. This article describes the circumstances under which Firefox will restore your previous session and how you can configure it.
Note: Session Restore may keep you logged in to sites that you were logged in to before you closed Firefox. For more information, see .
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When session restore occurs
When you select Restore Previous Session from the default home page
If you had tabs and windows open when you last closed Firefox, the default Firefox home page will have a Restore Previous Session button on it. To get your tabs and windows back, just click it.
Note: If you"ve set your home page to something other than the default Firefox home page, you can restore the default home page.
After installing an add-on
When a new extension or theme is installed, you may need to restart Firefox to enable the new add-on. To restart, click Restart Now . All windows and tabs are re-opened when Firefox restarts and installs the new add-on.
After a software update
To apply any updates to the Firefox application that have been downloaded, you must restart Firefox. To restart, click Restart Firefox to UpdateRestart to update Firefox.
After restarting with add-ons disabled
Configuring session restore
By default, when Firefox starts, a single window is opened, displaying your specified home page. If you wish, you can configure Firefox to open all windows and tabs from your previous session:
privacy issues
Session Restore may keep you logged in to sites that you were logged in to before you closed Firefox. If someone else used your computer after you, they could access your account on these sites. If this is a concern then you should not configure Firefox to open all windows and tabs from your previous session.
You may also wish to disable the Session Restore crash recovery feature which is enabled by default. This will prevent restoring a previous session when Firefox is opened after an unexpected close or software crash:
In the address bar, type about:config and press Enterreturn.