Firefox can restore all windows and tabs that were open when it was last closed or terminated unexpectedly. This article describes the circumstances under which Firefox will restore your previous session and how you can configure it.Note: Session Restore may keep you logged in to sites that you were logged in to before you closed Firefox. For more information, see Privacy issues.
In this article we will tell you how to save and restore tabs in Internet Explorer. Using this tip you can restore your last browsing session in Internet Explorer. TabSaver is plugin for Internet Explorer that will help you open Tabs from an Internet Explorer session. This plugin saves tab information, such as history, etc. For every session. Internet Explorer does not restore the last browsing session by default. Microsoft says that this is because they carefully considered all the options and decided that for privacy reasons, it would be better if the last session did not automatically open when you opened IE. That is fine with me.
Aug 22, 2017 Since Windows 10 (I believe) Internet Explorer 11 don't seem to allow the last session to be restored after a manual reboot of the system. If Windows Update is the trigger though, then all the tabs from last session are neatly restored when the computer has been restarted. Jul 29, 2020 Internet Explorer gives you to the ability to restore your previous browsing session. A useful of feature in the event of a browser crash or an unexpected reboot of your computer. This article will show you 2 methods for how to reopen your last.Table of Contents
*1When session restore occurs
*4TroubleshootingWhen you select Restore Previous Session from the Firefox menu
Here's how to get your tabs and windows from a previous session back using the Firefox menu:
*Click the menu button on the right side of your toolbar.
*Select Restore Previous Session.After a Firefox update
To apply any updates to the Firefox application that have been downloaded, you must restart Firefox. To restart, click . After restarting with add-ons disabled
When you restart with add-ons disabled to troubleshoot Firefox problems, your tabs and windows will be reopened.After a crash
Due to unexpected issues such as problems with a website, software errors, or an accidental loss of power, Firefox may unexpectedly close. In these situations, Firefox can restore the pages that you were visiting when it is restarted. Firefox will automatically restore your previous session, the first time you launch it after a crash.
If Firefox crashes a second time, the Restore Session page will appear when you next launch Firefox.
* To restore your previous session, select the windows or tabs you want to restore and click .
* If Firefox continues to experience errors when windows and tabs are re-opened, you can launch Firefox without restoring these items. To start a new session, click .When you've set Firefox to show your windows and tabs from last time
You can set Firefox to always show your windows and tabs from your previous session each time you start Firefox. To change your Firefox startup settings, see Configuring session restore, below.When you've set Firefox to restore the previous session at startup
You can set Firefox to always show your windows and tabs from your previous session each time you start Firefox. To change your Firefox startup settings, see Configuring session restore, below.
By default, when Firefox starts, a single window is opened, displaying your specified home page. If you wish, you can configure Firefox to open all windows and tabs from your previous session:
* Click the menu button and select ..
* Select the General panel.
* Below When Firefox starts select Show your windows and tabs from last time.
* Close the about:preferences page. Any changes you've made will automatically be saved.
* Click the menu button and select ..
* Select the General panel.
* Below Startup select Restore previous session.
* Close the about:preferences page. Any changes you've made will automatically be saved.
Session Restore may keep you logged in to sites that you were logged in to before you closed Firefox. If someone else used your computer after you, they could access your account on these sites. If this is a concern then you should not configure Firefox to open all windows and tabs from your previous session.
You may also wish to disable the Session Restore crash recovery feature which is enabled by default. This will prevent restoring a previous session when Firefox is opened after an unexpected close or software crash:
* Type about:config in the address bar and press EnterReturn.A warning page may appear. Click to continue to the about:config page.
* In the Search box at the top, type browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash.
* In the resulting grid, double-clickclick the Toggle button next tobrowser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash to set it to false.Previous session not correctly closed
To get your tabs and windows back from a previous session, you should close Firefox from the menu: Click the Firefox menu and select Exit.Click the Firefox menu at the top of the screen and select Quit Firefox.Click the Firefox menu and select Quit. If you close each window or tab, only the tabs in the final window that you close are available when you restart Firefox.Restore Last Session GoogleSettings may be incorrect
For other session restore problems, you may need to make corrections to your Firefox settings:Restore Previous Session Edge
* Click the menu button and select ..
* Select the Privacy & Security panel.
* In the History section, make sure that the Firefox will drop-down menu is set to either Remember history or Use custom settings for history.
* If Firefox will is set to Use custom settings for history then make sure that Always use Private Browsing mode is not selected.
* If Firefox will is set to Use custom settings for history and Clear history when Firefox closes is selected, then click the button and make sure that Browsing & Download History is not selected.
* Close the about:preferences page. Any changes you've made will automatically be saved.Restore Last Session Google Chrome
Based on information from Session Restore (mozillaZine KB)