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How to Reopen Closed Tabs In Google Chrome

By: Sam Patwegar | February 13, 2024

It is not uncommon to close all the browser tabs after a browsing session and later on find the need to Reopen the closed browser tabs on your computer.

Similarly, you may also end up accidentally closing an important browser tab on your computer and wish that you could somehow go back and access the closed browser tab.

Open Recently Closed Tabs in Google Chrome

You can find below different methods to Reopen recently closed tabs in Google Chrome on a Windows computer or Mac. You can go with any method that you find easy to use or remember.

1. Open Closed Tab in Chrome Using Right-click

An easy way to reopen closed tabs in Google Chrome on a Windows computer or Mac is to use the built-in “Reopen Closed Tab” option as available in Chrome.

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1. Open Chrome browser > right-click anywhere on the Tab Bar and click on Reopen Closed Tab option.

Reopen Closed Tab Option in Chrome

This will open the Last web page that you had closed in Chrome browser.

2. To open the next tab, right-click on the Tab Bar again and click on Reopen Closed Tab option.

Similarly, you can right-click on the Tab bar to open more web pages that you had previously closed.

2. Open Closed Tab in Chrome Using Keyboard Shortcut

The easiest way to reopen a closed tab in Google Chrome is to use CTRL+SHIFT+T keyboard shortcut.

1. Open Chrome browser and press CTRL+SHIFT+T keys on the keyboard of your computer. This will open the Last Tab that you had closed in Chrome browser.

2. Similarly, you can keep pressing CTRL+SHIFT+T to open other previously closed tabs.

Note: Mac users can use COMMAND+SHIFT+T key combination to open closed tabs in Google Chrome.

3. Open Closed Tabs in Chrome Using History Page

Google Chrome browser keeps a record of webpages that you visit on your computer. You can make use of this in-built feature in Google Chrome to recover accidentally closed tabs.

1. Open Chrome browser > press CTRL+H keys on the keyboard of your computer.

2. On Chrome History Page, click on the webpage that you want to reopen.

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Google Chrome History Page

Note: Mac users can use COMMAND + Y key combination to access Chrome History Page.

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