So, this is the way to restore chrome tabs after a crash or accidentally restart of the browser. Note: Restoring of Tabs will not work for the browsing session which was in Incognito mode of Chrome because we know private session doesn’t store by the browser locally. The Keyboard shortcut to restore closed tabs in chrome is Ctrl+Shift+T.

To restore the tabs we have to click on this number and it will restore the previous session including pinned tabs of Chrome. As in our case, before closing the Chrome browser, the 6 tabs were active and the same is showing too. In the above screenshot, you can see that under the History option, a Recently closed has been given and just under that, all the accidentally closed tabs number is showing. When you hover the mouse pointer on history option it will reveal few other options including one which we need to restore the previous session of our Chrome browser. Step 4: Restore closed tabs in chrome after a restart Take your mouse pointer over the History and you will find sub-menus of it will appear. Go to the top right side of the Chrome and you will three dots over there.Īs you click on the three dots which are known as Customize and control Google Chrome option, a pop-menu will open. Step 2: Customize and Control Google Chrome Note: Don’t start browsing websites immediately after restart or crash on the Chrome because it will remove the possibility of restore session or closed tabs.

In case you didn’t see that button move to the next step. If you see the ‘ restore‘ blue colour button just after opening the Chrome on the right side of address bar then click on that and it will restore all chrome tabs. Open your Google Chrome browser just after you got a crashed or restarted the browser accidentally. Step 4: Restore closed tabs in chrome after a restart Restore chrome tabs after a crash or PC restart Step 1: Open your chrome browser

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