Lock it is not the only Chrome extension available out there, you could find plenty of others offering the same features. So, its one of the best extension which can help anyone facing frequent chrome shutdown. The Chrome extension does a pretty simple job – it locks a website! The extension will lock the site and will prompt you on closing. Well, there is an extension available on the Chrome web store known as Lock it. Recover Using Keyboard ShortcutsĪnother easy method is to right click on any of the Chrome’s tab and then select the option ‘Reopen Closed tab’ to get back the closed tabs. For Mac, you need to use the CMD + SHIFT + T to reopen closed tabs on Chrome browser. This key combination will instantly open the last chrome session. On Windows, you need to open the Google Chrome Browser and then press C TRL + SHIFT + T. If you have restarted your computer, then you won’t get back the closed tabs. However, the method will only work if you have accidentally closed the tabs. In this method, you need to use some keyboard shortcuts to reopen closed tabs on Google Chrome Browser. This is much easier compared to the previous method. The same thing goes for MAC, but you need to use the key combination of ‘CMD + Y’ to access Chrome History. Once you select the ‘Reopen Closed tabs’ all your closed tabs will re-open instantly. If you have accidentally closed chrome tabs, or it happened due to any bug, then Chrome History will show you the option to ‘Reopen Closed Tabs’ Restore Chrome Tabs after Crash To restore chrome tabs, you just need to Press CTRL + H which will open Chrome’s History. Well, you don’t need to go through the entire history to bring back the opened tabs on Google Chrome Browser since there’s an easy way out. So, let’s know how to restore Chrome Tabs after Crash. The best thing about these methods is that it doesn’t rely on any third party app.

Below, we will be sharing few best methods that will help you to restore the previous session on Google Chrome.

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