Reopen the Last Closed Tab in your Browser

Multiple tabs in a web browser are great. If they persist a restart of your browser, you quickly use them as a read-later list. In such a case you don’t want to close the wrong tab. Unfortunately, this happens more often than you want. But there is a simple way to reopen the last closed Tab that works in most browsers.

 

On Windows

shift-ctrl-t

This works in Internet Explorer, Chrome and Firefox. Not only will this reopen the last closed tab, you get the complete history of the tab back as well. And when you repeat this command, you will get the tabs back that where closed before. How far that goes back depends on the bowser.

 

On the Mac

Without a control key on the Mac the command in Chrome and Firefox is a little bit different:
shift-command-t

Safari follows its own path and has a totally different key combination:
command-z

 

Conclusion

Should you close the wrong tab it only takes one key combination to bring it back.

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