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When the computer needs rebooting, I have to manually copy the urls of web pages I care to save for later. In the "On Startup" setting on Chrome's settings pag
by dwwoelfel 15y ago
When the computer needs rebooting, I have to manually copy the urls of web pages I care to save for later.
In the "On Startup" setting on Chrome's settings page, you can set the browser to reopen the pages that were open last.
You could also hit Ctrl+Shift+D before you close the browser to bookmark all open tabs.
- Hovertruck 15y agoI think (I'm not totally sure if it works after rebooting, but it does work after killing Chrome's process) that Cmd+Shift+T will still bring back your tabs.
- pasbesoin 15y agoWhat kills me is when I forget I've opened an "incognito" window. I close my regular window, then eventually find the incognito window. At which point I know that I've lost the tab set that was present in the normal window. (Chrome is set to remember tabs on (window) exit.) In Firefox, I use a session manager. I've been reluctant to bulk up Chrome with extensions, and also unsure which session manager extension I would choose for it -- it seems much easier to me to identify the quality Firefox extensions than the quality Chrome extensions. Maybe I'll eventually find one I feel I can trust and which is smart enough not to preempt regular tab sets with those from incognito windows.