How can Firefox recover its tags?

There are three ways for Firefox to restore tags, taking the version as an example.

On your keyboard, press the shortcut key: Ctrl+Shift+T.

Click the Recover button in the upper right corner.

Click "History" on the menu bar, select "Recently Closed Tabs" from the pop-up menu, and pop up the recently closed web page, click it.

Firefox is really good, I've been using it, there was an uninstall in the process, but the uninstall is for reinstallation.

Method 1: Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T to restore closed tabs.

Method 2: Use mouse gestures to install the firegestures extension. Tools - Add-ons - Get add-ons, type firegestures, after the search results come out, click Add to Firefox, then restart, and set up FireGestures.

Here's how to set up FireGestures:

Tools - Add-ons - Extensions, find FireGestures, go to Options, there is "Reply to closed tabs" in the map, you can either press the default one or set it yourself. I set it to rl, that is, hold down the right mouse button and drag the mouse to the right and then to the left, release the right mouse button, and then you will find that the tab you just closed is restored.

Method 3: Generate a button in the toolbar to restore the closed tab, and install the extended tab utilities. After installing and restarting, right-click on the toolbar at the top of the browser, click "Customize", find the icon of the tab that you want to restore and close, and drag it to the toolbar.

This extension is powerful, new tabs open bookmarks, home, history, double click to close tabs, etc., of course, you need to set it yourself.

There are two ways to recover tabs in Firefox:

1. You can use the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+T shortcut key to operate;

2. Open the browser - menu bar - history - recently closed tabs - select the desired tab and click restore.

If you encounter the function of no recovery tab, click Add-ons in the menu bar tool, enter the Add-ons Manager and install Tab Utilities.

If you are tired of restoring a closed tab via the menu History -> Recently Closed Tabs, then this extension is suitable for use, and in the Add-ons Manager select Search: undo closed button to install a separate extension button.

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Browser crashes are rarely under normal use, your problem should be the presence of unstable extensions or plug-ins, you can try using safe mode (firefox -safe -mode) or new configuration file (firefox -p -no -remote) to eliminate the interference of extensions and use the elimination method to locate the problem.

In addition, Firefox comes with a disaster recovery function by default, that is, the tabs under abnormal closure will be automatically loaded the next time they are opened.

Other ways to recover tabs in Firefox:

1. Use the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+T to restore the tab you just closed.

2. Right-click on any tab and select Restore Closed Tab.

After a crash you turn it on again and there is no automatic recovery? If you don't, it's estimated that there's no way.,But I usually log in to the account when I use Firefox.,After logging in to the account, the labels and other things saved will be synchronized, don't worry about not finding it.,This should be a matter of habit.,It's the same as when you write a manuscript.,Suddenly the power was cut off and not saved when you were about to write.,As a result, it's open to the wood.,So you still have to have good habits when you do things.,Dear.。 It is recommended that you register a Firefox account and save important things at any time in the future, so that you don't have to worry about finding it.

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