Opera is a major web browser widely used on Windows 11 and 10 operating systems. You may work with multiple tabs and accidentally close a tab, then realize that you closed the tab by mistake. You may even want to know which web pages you visited last week. No worries, you're covered. You can bring your closed tabs back to your Firefox browser.
How to reopen closed tabs in Opera?
To reopen the most recently closed tab in Opera, right-click on the free header space and select Reopen Last Closed Tab from the context menu. You can also use the Ctrl Shift T keyboard shortcut to reopen the last closed tab. By repeatedly selecting Reopen Last Closed Tab or pressing Ctrl Shift T, you will open previously closed tabs in the same order in which they were closed.
You can also click the History button in Opera's left sidebar to open the History menu and see a list of recently closed tabs. Next, click on the name of the web page you want to reopen in a new tab.
To reopen a web page that you viewed earlier today, yesterday, or even before, click the Open Full History View link in the History menu.
You can even access Opera's browsing history by clicking the Menu button (Customize and control Opera) in the upper left corner and selecting History – History from the drop-down menu.
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