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Firefox 78 offers a quicker way to reopen closed tabs

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Everyone has accidentally closed aweb browsertab at some point in their life. It’s easy to make that mistake and close the wrong tab, especially when you’ve got many open tabs. While the ability to reopen closed tabs is not something new, Firefox 78 will change how you can use it.

Firefox 78 offers a quicker way to reopen closed tabs

Firefox 78 offers a quicker way to reopen closed tabs

Firefox 78 will let you open multiple closed tabs by going to the Tab content menu and choosingUndo Close Tabs(viaTechdows). You’ll be able to download the browser by June 30, 2020.

It appears that this feature only works after you’ve closed more than one tab using theClose Multiple Tabssubmenu. For example, you can close multiple tabs by right-clicking on a tab and selectingClose other Tabs.

If you did it accidentally, you can quickly fix the mistake in Firefox 78 by first right-clicking on the active tab. The context menu that comes up will show theUndo Closed Tabsoption. Selecting it reverses the inadvertent closure of multiple tabs.

Any browser feature that fast tracks your access to the web is certainly welcome all the time.

But users have to be moderate with the use of theUndo Closed Tabsupdate coming with the next version of Mozilla Firefox. It appears that using that capability on too many closed tabs at once can cause the browser to crash.

The latest Firefox browser,version 77, allows you to reopen closed tabs too. But the process is a bit longer.

The version has a host of impressive new features, though, such as the availability of WebRender to moreWindows10 users. Hopefully, the upcoming Firefox 78 improves these native capabilities further.

The ability to reopen closed tabs is not unique to Firefox.Chrome, Chromium-based Edge, Opera and others have it too. So, we created aguideto show you how to do it in these browsers. You can check it out anytime!

In case you have any questions or thoughts about the upcoming Firefox 78 or any other browser, you can always reach for the comments section below!

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