How to open a closed tab in mozilla
Most Internet users have at least once encountered a situation where a lot of Internet resources with interesting data were opened in the browser and at the same time they were accidentally closed or a forced reboot occurred due to a malfunction of the personal computer.
It is quite normal that a person has a question, how to open a closed tab in Mazil with the data that he has been looking for for so long?
What is a tab
This element belongs to one of the parts of the graphical interface. It allows you to switch between multiple files within one application.
The instrument itself is a protrusion with an inscription located on the border. The link is activated using the mouse, after which the contents of the page are reflected in the selected area of the screen. Typically, these elements are arranged horizontally in order, but sometimes they can be placed vertically.
Quite often the name “bookmark” is used in relation to such a link. It received this name due to its metaphorical connection with bookmarks, which allow you to quickly access the required page. At the moment, this concept conflicts quite strongly with the “saved link”.
Sometimes due to improper user operation, an element may disappear. If a similar situation occurs, then do not be upset, since closed pages in the browser can be restored quite easily. Below in the article we will look at the best options on how to return a lost resource in the Mozilla search engine to its original state. 
Resuming lost tabs in Mozilla
In order to resume accidentally closed sites, you can use one of the proposed methods.
If the necessary pages were closed with extra pages, then you will need to simultaneously press the combination of Shift+Ctrl+T buttons on the keyboard. After clicking these buttons, the closed page will be returned. 
Using the "Tab Menu":
- Above the search bar of the browser, click on the inscription “Site Map”.
- In the context menu that pops up, select the “Restore closed tab” section.
After this manipulation, the previous session will be returned to its original state.
Open the last closed tab via Mozilla search engine history.
This method of resuming a session is perfect in a situation where the user accidentally clicked on the button to overcharge the search engine.
Using Mozilla history:
You can open accidentally closed resources in Mazila using the following history manipulation:
Manipulation can be used both in case of accidental closure of an Internet page and the search engine itself.
Changing Mozilla Settings:
- Press the button
- Left-click on “Tools”.
- Click on the “Settings” item.
- Select “Basic” from the menu that pops up.
- Then, below the inscription “Launch” in the box, put a check mark with LMB.
- Click on “show tabs opened last time”.
After this manipulation, even if a PC crash occurs, the tabs will not close the next time you launch Mozilla Firefox.
Via the Session Manager add-on:
- Install the Session Manager add-on from the official directory.
- Activate Alt and select “Tools”.
- Click "Session Manager".
- "Restore previous session."
After this, the task will be solved.
Knowing the above options for resuming a session will allow the user not to be disappointed by the thought that he will need to once again spend time searching for the information that interests him. In addition, more than half of the previously mentioned methods work not only on Mozile, but also on search engines such as Yandex, Google chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer, etc.
