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With Chrome (at least on Windows), if you use task manager to kill the Chrome process, then run Chrome again, it will ask you if you want to restore the tabs.
by FlingPoo 5y ago
With Chrome (at least on Windows), if you use task manager to kill the Chrome process, then run Chrome again, it will ask you if you want to restore the tabs. It will remember all of them, and the point (scroll position) of each tab.
Clearly Chrome is keeping this info up-to-date in case it crashes (or someone kills it in task manager). So if its already doing this, they should add in a feature to to it manually, so I don't need to kill the task.
- tacticalmook 5y agohistory > recently closed > open n tabs This does not appear to be available in your full history, though
- crazygringo 5y agoOn Mac, it asks to restore tabs, but it simply reloads each tab from scratch, whenever you navigate to that tab. It absolutely does not remember scroll position, much less any of the remaining state of the page.