While working on the Internet, the user can accidentally close the tabs he needs, or an error occurs that forces him to restart the browser. You can restore tabs in Mozilla Firefox in different ways.
Instructions
Step 1
In the event that you closed the tab, but did not have time to close the browser window, follow these steps: call the "History" item in the top menu bar and select the "Recently closed tabs" item. In the expanded submenu, left-click on the tab you want to restore.
Step 2
If you have the Tab Mix Plus add-on installed, you can set the number of tabs that the browser will remember. If not enabled, select Add-ons from the Tools menu. In the window that opens, select the "Extensions" section and find Tab Mix Plus in the list. Click on the "Enable" button in the corresponding line and restart the browser.
Step 3
Open the browser settings window by selecting the "Options" item in the "Tools" menu. Highlight the Tabs item on the panel and click the Tab Mix Plus Settings button. In an additional window that opens, go to the "Events" tab. Set the marker in the field “Remember last closed tabs in a special cache” and enter the value you need in the “Remember no more” field. Apply the new settings.
Step 4
You can also restore closed tabs from the Library magazine, especially if the addresses of the sites you need were not in the list of last closed tabs. Select "Show entire history" from the "History" menu or press the shortcut keys Ctrl, Shift and H. Select "Today" in the "Journal" branch. The list of sites will expand. Click on the line with the site address you need. The tab will be restored.
Step 5
If you had to close the browser window, after restarting it, select the "Restore previous session" command from the "History" menu. In the event that the home page is the pre-installed Mozilla Firefox page, a message prompting you to restore the last session will be contained in the window. Just click on the button in the center of the page.
