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Tabs weren't restored and I can't restore them even using what is suggested in help and other places

BrianMorris
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I closed Firefox from within the program but the box didn't appear to restore a previous session when I reopened Firefox. The immediate previous session will now be only the start page and OneTab.

I closed Firefox from within the program but the box didn't appear to restore a previous session when I reopened Firefox. The immediate previous session will now be only the start page and OneTab.

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BrianMorris
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I was able to access it by History to Recently Closed Windows but I still don't understand why it didn't show the restore previous session box.

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Hi Brian, it's not normal for Firefox to start up with the crash recovery page -- unless Firefox typically crashes every time you shut it down AND Firefox was unable to do an automatic restore.

For a seamless session restoration, you can change your startup setting on the Options page. See: Startup, home page, tabs, and download settings.

If you prefer to start with the list of your previous session windows and tabs, you could try making about:sessionrestore one of your home page(s). Or if you don't want to see it that often, you could bookmark it for quick access.

(Note: internal about: page addresses do not take http:// or https:// at the beginning.)