To do this go to Settings (the easiest way to do this is to type chrome://settings/ into the address bar and hit ENTER), then scroll down to On start-up and select Continue where you left off. There's a way to get it to reload all the tabs that you previously had open. Right-click the Google Chrome icon, then choose Copy. Scroll to Google Chrome, right-click it, choose More, then choose Open file location. Click the Start button at the bottom-left of the screen. Well, that's one way to deal with tab overload! Use the steps below to have Google Chrome start automatically when your Windows 10 computer starts. 6: NO! I CLOSED MY BROWSER AND LOST ALL MY TABS 5: HELP! I CLOSED A TAB I NEEDED!Īccidentally closed a tab that you needed? You can resurrect it by hitting Ctrl-Shift-T on Windows or Command-Shift-T on Mac. I particularly like grabbing a bunch of tabs related to a single project and dragging them out into a new window.
Why do this? Well, after having selected multiple tabs, you can do things like drag them out into a new window or right-click on them and close them or mute them if they are emitting an annoying noise. To do this, hold down CTRL in Windows or Command in Mac, and then click on the tabs you want to pick out of the vast ocean of tabs you have open. Now we come to one of the coolest features, which is the ability to select multiple tabs in Google Chrome.
