Reopen Closed Tabs - Browsing History & Tab Manager
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Reopen closed tabs, manage browsing history, and move a tab to Incognito while clearing that page's history. Get back to a page you closed, recover tabs from a closed window, or move your current page to Incognito. Reopen Tabs puts these everyday Chrome actions in one simple popup. REOPEN CLOSED TABS FROM YOUR HISTORY Find recent pages by title, website, and time visited. Click an entry to reopen it in a new background tab while keeping your current tab in view. The list shows browsing history, including pages you may still have open. CONTINUE IN INCOGNITO Already have a page open? Choose Move to Incognito to reopen its address in a new Incognito window. The extension then closes the original tab and deletes all visits to that exact URL from your Chrome browsing history. First, enable Allow in Incognito for Reopen Tabs in Chrome's extension settings. The action works with regular web pages. It opens the address again; unsaved form entries are not transferred. BRING BACK TABS FROM A CLOSED WINDOW Reopen tabs from a recently closed window, even after restarting Chrome, when that window is still available in Chrome's recent sessions. Its pages open in your current window. KEEP YOUR TABS MANAGEABLE • Close other tabs in the current window and keep the tab you're using. • Reload all tabs in the current window with one click. • See an open-tab count on the extension icon. • Jump straight to your full Chrome browsing history. CHOOSE YOUR THEME Switch between light and dark. Your preference is saved for the next time you open the popup. HISTORY AND DATA You can also delete a page's URL from Chrome history directly from the list. History cleanup removes visits to the exact URL; it does not clear cookies or other site data. Website icons use Google's favicon service, which receives the site's domain. Window recovery depends on Chrome's recent sessions. It reopens saved page addresses without recreating the original window layout, tab groups, or each tab's back-and-forward history.