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It always seems to work for me properly? People want this feature so they can restart their computer without losing their Safari tabs. I used it today when upda

by ezfe 4y ago

It always seems to work for me properly? People want this feature so they can restart their computer without losing their Safari tabs. I used it today when updating my computer. I didn't have to save my tabs because Safari just brought them all back automatically.

theWreckluse 4y ago
I don’t think tabs are lost when you restart safari; at least there’s a different setting to reopen tabs when safari starts. Different than reopen windows.
brundolf 4y ago
Browser tabs are in the browser settings on all platforms (much simpler because it's just a URL)
- ezfe 4y ago
  In Safari it's part of the window restoration setting. There are options to reopen those tabs if it fails (in the History menu) but getting your tabs back when you quit Safari without closing a window is part of the native state restoration.
  - brundolf 4y ago
    It may be implemented that way, but it doesn't require that feature, because all browsers support tab restoration on all platforms
    - ezfe 4y ago
      Sure...but that doesn't change that macOS state restoration is working well in this example, even if it's a trivial example