How to return the closed tab

Perhaps the most unpleasant situation when you work on the Internet, is an involuntary closing of the desired tab. This phenomenon occurs very often from newbies, and their resentment onto their computer in many hours. Although they do not guess that it is very easy to restore the closed page. Let's look at a few examples how to restore the tab in popular browsers.

To restore the closed page in the Mozilla Firefo. browser, log in to the Main Menu Combination of the CTRL + SHIFT + T keys, or by clicking the menu button itself in later versions of the program. Then go to the "magazine", and after - in "Recently closed tabs". In the new window that opens from the list, select a new tab, and in more recent versions - "Restore Closed Tabs". You can also use the journal of visiting sites, which retains your site visiting history. To open it, clamp the combination of the "Ctrl + H" buttons.

For such a popular program, like "Google Chrome", the search engine for closed tabs is similar to Firefo. Use the CTRL + H key combination to open a visiting history. Also, as before, you can do it through the "Menu" button. After that, in the new tab, you will see a list of all sites that you visited, select the desired double click. That's all.

The standard Windows Internet Explorer browser is also equipped with a tool for viewing lost links. To do this, press the "Favorites" key and select the desired bookmark. If you click the "Service" button, you will see the "Re-Opening of the Last View Session" item, when you select the sites open at the time of the browser closure.

New, but by no means the worst Internet Observer Amigo works on the principle of all above mentioned. Selecting the "Amigo" button, you will see the item "History" by clicking on which in the new tab will access all the sites you visited. By the way, the combination of "Ctrl + H" also works here.

The list of browsers that we use can strive for infinity. Yandex Browser, Opera and others ... But believe me - they can all easily restore the story. Remember one thing that the key combination "Ctrl + H" works in all cases, and the search mechanism of lost references in all Internet browsers is the same.