When browsing the web with our favorite browsers, it is likely that due to an oversight or a specific glitch, the browser closes, and therefore we lose all those tabs that cost us so much to open in the last few minutes.
Desktop browsers such as Chrome have a feature that allows us to restore all those tabs that were closed by accident or that we closed unintentionally, but unfortunately chrome for android doesn’t have this featurethough it appears to be close to final release.
And now they’ve discovered an experimental flag called “restore all tabs” in the latest beta version of the Chrome browser for Android. Since this is a very recent entry, it’s likely that it’s not even close in time and might even be dropped, so we still have to wait a few months for it to become available.
It is not known how this multi-tab restore procedure will work in Android Chrome. but it should be very similar to the process we see on computers and Chromebooks..
Thus, the only thing we will have to do when the feature is available on Android is to go to the “recently closed” option in the “recent tabs” section and then click on the “restore closed tabs” button.
If it comes to Chrome on Android, it will likely also include the ability to fully restore open tabs as a group, which users will still have to do manually.
Source: Computer Hoy
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