So there was a nuisance. After a long and persistent search for information on the Web, the desired page was finally found, but the tab disappeared somewhere. What happened? How to return a closed tab?
Many users still have memories of those times when a page accidentally closed had to be searched again for a long time. Browser developers have heeded the complaints of unfortunate users - now you can use special functions that will help the browser restore the session. Where to look for them?
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So, how to return a closed tab to a standard PC user? Extensions will come to the rescue - special additions for working with web pages. They exhaustively solve problems with sudden closures and accidental loss of sessions. This kind of software includes Session Manager or TabHamster.