Reopen Closed Tab — Tabs Back

Reopen a closed tab with one click. Click again for the next one. No popups, no settings, no data collected.

Closed a tab by accident? Click the Tabs Back button and the tab is back. Click again — the next closed tab comes back. Many clicks, many tabs. How it works • Click the Tabs Back icon in the toolbar: the most recently closed tab (or window) is reopened. • Click again: the next one comes back. One click — one tab. • It uses Chrome's own list of recently closed tabs — the same one behind Ctrl+Shift+T (Cmd+Shift+T on Mac). Why Tabs Back • Undo closed tabs, restore closed tabs, recover a recently closed tab — with a single button. • No popups, no settings. Nothing to learn. • Free, no ads, no account. Privacy Tabs Back collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere. It does not read the pages you visit or your browsing history. It only asks Chrome to restore the tab you closed. Permission: "sessions" — only to ask Chrome to restore recently closed tabs.