Reopen Closed Tabs – Tab History & Sessions

Closed a tab or a whole window by mistake? Get it back in one click. What it does - Recently closed: every tab you close is listed, newest first and grouped by day. Tabs from a closed window stay together and can be reopened as one window. - Longer than Chrome's list: Chrome only remembers the last 25 closed items. Keep up to 1,000 for up to 30 days. - Search by title or address to find the page you closed yesterday. - Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+U reopens the last closed tab (change it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts). - Saved sessions: save the current window or all windows under a name, reopen them later, rename or delete them. - Backup: export your sessions as a JSON file and import them on another computer. - Where possible, tabs are restored with Chrome's own restore, so their back/forward history comes back too. Private by design - Everything stays on your device in the extension's local storage. No account, no sync server, no tracking, no network requests. - Tabs in Incognito windows are never recorded. - Choose how long history is kept, or clear it at any time. Notes - Browser pages (chrome://, the new tab page) are not recorded. - Tab groups are not recreated when a window is reopened from a saved session. - To reopen local files (file://), allow "Access to file URLs" in the extension's details.