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I had lots of tabs opened in the browser, but somehow there is only one left, that was active at the moment. Some of the tabs were pretty important and it will take A LOT of time to restore them. Is there an easy way to get them back using system options?
iPhone XR
Any websites you had opened should be listed in the History Menu of Safari. You can click the URLs there to open them back up one by one.
You can also use the "Recently Closed" menu there to find more recent tabs.
You can also click the "Reopen all windows from last session" form that same menu to have it reopen all tabs that where closed at once.
Any websites you had opened should be listed in the History Menu of Safari. You can click the URLs there to open them back up one by one.
You can also use the "Recently Closed" menu there to find more recent tabs.
You can also click the "Reopen all windows from last session" form that same menu to have it reopen all tabs that where closed at once.
Does the last one work for Safari (iOs)? I found “Recents”, but there is nothing like “reopen…”
That works for Safari on macOS. This being the Safari for macOS forum, my answers are for that version only.
For iOS, I do not believe there is any way to recover closed tabs outside of the History listing.
Safari
