Default opens a closed tab, restores a closed tab when opening Firefox

By default, Firefox or Coc Coc downloads will always display the Firefox browser startup page or open a blank new tab or a specific page according to the user’s wishes. However, you can completely switch to the default mode of opening the recently closed tab when you start Firefox on your computer.

Contrary to the way Open an empty New Tab in Firefoxthe following instructions will enable the display of recently closed tabs when starting Firefox, so you can restore all the tabs that were closed in the previous session.

Default opens the recently closed tab when starting Firefox

Step 1: Click the three dashes icon, select Settings (Setting).

Step 2: In the interface Settings (Settings), you find the tab General > item When Firefox starts (When Firefox starts).

Click on the drop down option and select Show windows and tabs from last time (Show windows and tabs since last opened).

Step 3: Close the window Settings and restart Firefox to see the results.

So Emergenceingames.com has shown you how to open the closed tab by default when you start Firefox on your computer, this trick can also be applied to many other web browsers like Chrome or Opera. However, for Opera, Google Chrome or Coc Coc, the way to access Settings and set the default setting to open the recently closed tab will be a little different.

If you don’t want to open the previously closed tab to limit RAM consumption when opening Firefox, you can switch to opening an empty New Tab tab in Firefox to reduce RAM consumption and open tabs faster.

Just like Firefox, readers can learn instructions on how to restore recently closed tabs on Chrome if you are using this browser. For professional users, choosing the best web browser like the two above is not difficult, especially Firefox and Chrome are in the top of the best web browsers of 2016 voted by users.

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Wish you success when applying this trick on Firefox.