2 ms·Firefox also has this, and I presume Safari does too (I don't use it, so excuse inaccuracies).by shadowpwner 16y agoFirefox also has this, and I presume Safari does too (I don't use it, so excuse inaccuracies).spicyj 16y agoSafari does; the shortcut is Cmd-Z, because you're "undoing" the closing of the tab.chaz 16y agoBut it doesn't resurrect the whole tab's history like Chrome does. Safari simply opens a new tab with the last-viewed site in the killed tab.deleted 16y ago[deleted]