Lost tabs? No problem. <\/p>\n
If I had a dollar for every time I'd accidentally closed a browser tab -- or worse, an entire windowful of 'em -- I'd be rich. <\/p>\n
But there's a simple keyboard shortcut that can instantly correct this error: Ctrl-Shift-T. <\/p>\n
OrApple-Shift-T, if you're using a Mac. <\/p>\n
Honestly, I'm a little embarrassed to admit I only discovered the shortcut a few months back, but it's changed my life ever since. (I used to use a browser extension called TooManyTabs to do something similar, but this is way better.) <\/p>\n
Just know that some browsers work better than others. With Chrome or Safari, you can restore an entire window full of tabs with this one quick three-button press, so long as your browser is open. <\/p>\n
But with Firefox or Microsoft Edge, you can only restore tabs one at a time, and only if you opened those exact tabs in the same browser window. <\/p>\n
If this keyboard shortcut is new to me, I'm betting it could be new to you too. If not, maybe it'll help someone else? <\/p>\n
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