These details stored on the browser make browsing easy. Sometimes, due to a random bug or technical glitch, Chrome might crash and close the tabs you were working on. If there were some important tabs open or you were working on something, they would all be closed. This becomes hectic for one to search for the tabs that were opened from the history and open them again. So is there a way to restore Chrome Tabs after a browser crash? Yes, there are various ways to do so, and this article will discuss them.
Best Ways to Restore Chrome Tabs After Crash and Restart
If your Chrome closed unexpectedly, and you lost all the tabs and now want to restore them, then you can follow the methods mentioned below-
Best Ways to Restore Chrome Tabs After Crash and Restart1. Recover Using Keyboard Shortcuts 2. Reopen Recently Closed Tabs3. Continue Where you Left Off4. Using TabCloud5. Restore from HistoryConclusion
1. Recover Using Keyboard Shortcuts
The first method to restore chrome tabs after a crash is using keyboard shortcuts. This is the easiest method above all the other methods that have been mentioned below- This keyboard shortcut can also be used to open tabs that you closed accidentally.
2. Reopen Recently Closed Tabs
You can also reopen the recently closed tabs from History. To do so, follow the steps given below. Next, press the Ctrl + H key combo on your keyboard to open Chrome’s history. macOS users will have to press CMD + Y to open History.
3. Continue Where you Left Off
You can turn on the ‘Continue where you left off’ option in Google Chrome, restoring the session when you restart Chrome. This can also restore the session if Chrome was accidentally closed or crashed. To turn this option on, follow the steps given below-
4. Using TabCloud
Another best method is to use the TabCloud extension to restore the chrome tabs after they crash. TabCloud is used for saving and restoring the window session as time passes and can be synced across multiple devices. It is one of the most useful Google Chrome extensions that are easily available on the Chrome web store. With the help of TabCloud, chrome sessions can be easily restored and even synced with another device. And if in case the user’s browser crashes, it will automatically save the previous version of the browsing session. To use this extension, follow the steps given below-
5. Restore from History
If none of the methods works for restoring the Chrome tabs, you will have to restore them from the History manually. All the pages you visit are stored in the History; this data remains until you clear the History. You can access the history and restore the closed tabs. To do so, follow the steps given below-
Conclusion
Nobody wants to experience a software crash, especially when working on something important. If you encounter a Chrome crash, the browser will automatically close along with your current session. After restarting Chrome, the previous session may not be restored. If you want to restore the tabs that have been closed after the crash, then you can follow the methods mentioned above, and you will be able to do so.
