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After you have pasted them, you can click Cancel in the Internet Options dialog to close it without saving changes.

Now you can right click the home page tabs area and copy all of them, and paste them to a text file in Notepad.

At once, all of your open tabs will be copied to that area.

On the General Tab of Internet Options, there is a home page section.

If the menu bar is disabled, locate the Tools button on the Command Bar.

Press F10 to show the Menu bar in Internet Explorer, and then click the Tools menu.

In any case, it's a safe approach to regularly save your open tabs to a text file so you don't lose them even if your session gets corrupted. If after few days of web browsing, you accumulate many tabs in IE, you stand a risk of losing them if you close the IE window and forget to restore them the next time IE starts.Īlso, tabs may be lost if you do System Restore to a previous date or if you upgrade your version of Internet Explorer. Some of them may have unread content while some may be websites which you keep checking constantly. Go to menu, “General” tab, in “Startup” field, choose “Continue from last time”.Most of the times, the tabs might be from your previous browsing session which you restored. It automatically reopens your last session always. Now youĬan open all tabs in your last session. Recently, Safari (5.0.3) on Windows added a new feature.

In Internet Explorer 8 and 9, to reopen last session, just go to menu. Here's add-on called “Session Manager” to solve this problem, atĪfter you installed it, you can go to the menu to open your last session anytime. However, sometimes if you exit Firefox (by clicking the ⌧ close box on the window), then when you launch Firefox, it may not restore your last session. “Show my windows and tabs from last time”. Go to your menu, in the “General” tab, under “When firefox startsup”, choose Once installed, click the icon on the upper right to use it.įirefox, starting about version 3.x, will automatically open all tabs in your last session if it crashed. To restore session on demand, install extension Google Chrome restore bar, shown when your last session crashed. Click on the wench icon on top right to go to options, then in “Basics” tab, “On startup”, choose “Reopen the pages that were open last”. Google Chrome restores your previous pages on crash. Sometimes you have more than one Window, and only tabs in one of the Window is restored. Sometimes you closed all tabs by mistake, but on relaunch, they are not restored because there's no crash. Many browsers automatically open last session when crashed. When a browser crashed, i must have all the my pages re-open! Because, the tabs i have open means to-read.

This page tells you how to restore your last session (all opened pages (tabs/windows)) in all major browsers.