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The most reliable way I've found of making sure Edge tabs get saved to reopen on the next launch is to kill Edge in the task manager. Normal window closes and d
by yodon 10y ago
The most reliable way I've found of making sure Edge tabs get saved to reopen on the next launch is to kill Edge in the task manager. Normal window closes and device reboots sometimes restore on launch but not always.
- srikz 10y agoYes that's how I used to 'reliably' get it to restore my 3 windows with some 15 tabs each. I say 'used to' because today it just crashed and when I restarted it opened 1 window with 1 tab open :/ and because I had not clicked on some of those tabs in a while they are buried in history. I know people will say that's not how I'm supposed to use it and should use the history but it's such a simple feature which they got wrong! Also the amount of tab reloads is appalling. I really want to like using it and some of my friends are shocked that I use 'Internet Explorer'. But, sometimes they are right :(
- Bud 10y agoJust laughed out loud at this. Even for Microsoft, this is hilarious. Force-killing the app is the BEST way to make a vital feature work reliably? That's amazing.