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See the 5 most recently closed tabs of an incognito session. Restore accidentally closed tabs. In normal browsing, Chrome has a "Recent tabs" option for easily re-opening recently closed tabs. However, there's no such option in Incognito mode. This lack can be very annoying. For example, imagine accidentally closing the wrong tab in incognito mode, after a long research session, and then having no way to find it again. Incognito Recently Closed Tabs solves this problem! The extension always saves the last 5 closed tabs of the current Incognito session and allows you to easily reopen them. Highlights: • See the 5 most recently closed tabs of your Incognito session • Easily find and reopen accidentally closed tabs • Incognito-level privacy: the list will be cleared when closing all Incognito windows - just like the rest of your incognito session • Beautiful, modern design • Easy and quick to use Please note: • You need to give this extension the permission to work in Incognito mode for it to be displayed there and take use of it. • You can do this by opening the following: Chrome menu -> Extensions -> Manage Extensions -> Incognito Recently Closed Tabs -> Details -> Allow in Incognito -> Enable the switch I hope you enjoy this extension. Feel free to leave a positive review or comment if you do!
Jul 12, 2026
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