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Easily restore recently closed tabs Quickly access and restore your recently closed tabs and browsing sessions. Undo Tab Close gives you immediate access to tabs you've recently closed. With a single click on the extension icon, you can view and restore any tab you've closed by accident or need to reference again. What This Extension Does: - Shows you a list of up to 25 recently closed tabs with their original icons and titles - Lets you restore any individual tab with a single click - Provides the option to open all recently closed tabs in a new window - Gives you quick access to Chrome's full history page - Displays entire window sessions that have been closed Why You Should Install It: - Never lose an important webpage again - Save time searching through your history for recently closed tabs - Recover from accidental tab closures instantly - Restore your entire workflow after a browser restart - Continue research or work sessions without interruption This extension is lightweight, uses minimal permissions (only accesses tabs and sessions when you click the icon), and has a clean, intuitive interface with a scrollable tab list. If you work with multiple tabs, research online, or simply want a safety net for your browsing, Undo Tab Close will make your browsing experience more efficient and less stressful.
Mar 11, 2025
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