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At times, Google Chrome might crash on your computer while having a few tabs and windows opened. Here is how you can restore the last session or all Chrome tabs after a crash to resume working on ...

No piece of software is perfect and that includes long-standing software such as Google’s Chrome browser. As a result, sometimes malfunctions occur and, in the case of a browser, tabs might be lost ...

After the Google Chrome 69 update, users noticed that the new tab page also changed. Each time you open the new tab page on Google Chrome, several tiles representing your most viewed pages are ...

So, you’ve just closed a browser window with a bunch of important tabs. Whoops. Even if you’ve got another Chrome or Firefox window still open, Ctrl + Shift + T can’t bring them back. That trick only ...

If your the Chrome browser starts to act slow, crashes, or displays unwanted advertisements, you can try restoring Chrome to its default settings. Doing this will erase all configuration information ...

I have a confession to make: I’m a tab addict. My browser is so stuffed with the bastards that they’re practically microscopic. It puts my poor laptop under so much strain, sometimes I hear it scream.

If your Chrome toolbar has disappeared, it can significantly hinder your browsing experience. Fortunately, restoring it is relatively straightforward. Here’s how you can get your Chrome toolbar back.

Google Chrome has asserted itself as a very dominant web browsing space. While I personally prefer using Microsoft Edge, a majority of people don’t. It is the go-to browser for millions of people ...