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Rhysickle said 7:23AM on 1-25-2008
If you use tabmixplus you can set it up so a middle/right click of the mouse on the tab bar opens the last closed tab, and you can go up to 5 tabs back.
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GoOrange said 9:51AM on 1-18-2008
Wow. The number of things I don't know continues to amaze me. I was thinking the other day that I needed an easy way to bring back accidentally closed tabs. Looks like I've got one now!
Thanks.
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Eijnok said 10:18AM on 1-18-2008
I'm running Firefox 3 Beta 2 and that feature is now built in, you just have to right click in the tab bar and its a undo close tab choise.
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Taomyn said 10:28AM on 1-18-2008
It's part of v2 too, this is just saying how to access it.
Aalaap said 11:53PM on 1-18-2008
Undo close tab has always been a feature since FF2, but this CTRL-SHIFT-T is a quick and dirty shortcut that doesnt require you to 1) move your mouse to an unused tab strip area 2) right click 3) choose 'undo close tab'.
Taomyn said 10:28AM on 1-18-2008
If you have Tab Mix Plus installed you can also have a handy pull down toolbar menu that lists last "x" number of closed tabs so you can choose the one you want without going back through each one to find it.
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kingkool68 said 11:01AM on 1-18-2008
While on the subject of tabs, you can also cycle through your tabs by holding cntrl + TAB (yes, even the control on the Mac) to go to the right, and Cntrl + Shift + TAB to go to the left.
I also like how you can hover your mouse over tabs and use your scroll wheel to shift your tabs left or right if you have a zillion tabs open and they won't all fit on the screen. This is better than using those tiny arrows on either side.
Shift+scroll wheel moves forward or backward in the browser history for the current tab or window.
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HardwareGuy said 12:10PM on 1-18-2008
You can also increase the amount of tabs you can undo by going to about:config and changing the option named browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo
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Paul said 10:16PM on 1-18-2008
....or you could just use Opera, because it had this feature with a nice trash icon from the get go... :-)
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Kenny said 6:36AM on 1-22-2008
And your keyboard shortcut in Opera to re-open closed tabs is Ctrl+Alt+Z (Ctrl+Z alone will do it 99% of the time as well, because it simply undoes the last thing you did).
Sorry, Firefox didn't invent sliced bread.
Aalaap said 11:51PM on 1-18-2008
My life just changed :P
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MeLeNaS said 3:19AM on 1-21-2008
Ctrl+F12 also re-opens an accidentally closed tab ;)
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