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+# How to enable the "Do Not Track" browser setting
+
+We use third-party web analytics tools to help us monitor how people use our websites.
+
+Your IP address will be collected for the purpose of distinguishing between internal (staff) and external (public) usage. We do not associate your IP address with anything that is personally identifiable, so your use of our websites will remain anonymous to us.
+
+If you would prefer to disable the collection of anonymous analytics data then please following the instructions below to enable the "Do Not Track" setting in your web browser.
+
+## Microsoft Edge (Windows)
+
+- Open the **main menu** (three dots) and select **Settings**
+- Select **View advanced settings**
+- Find the **Privacy and services** section
+- Enable the **Send Do Not Track requests** option
+
+## Microsoft Internet Explorer (Windows)
+
+- Open the **Settings** menu (cog)
+- Select **Internet Options**
+- Select the **Advanced** tab
+- Find the **Security** section
+- Enable the **Send Do Not Track requests to sites you visit in Internet Explorer** option
+- Press the **Apply** and **OK** buttons
+
+## Mozilla Firefox
+
+- Open the **main menu** (three lines) and select **Options** (or **Preferences**)
+- Select **Privacy & Security**
+- Find the **Tracking Protection** section
+- Enable the **Send websites a "Do Not Track" signal that you don't want to be tracked** option
+
+## Mozilla Firefox (Android)
+
+- Open the **main menu** (three lines) and select **Settings**
+- Select **Privacy**
+- Enable the **Do Not Track** option
+
+## Google Chrome
+
+- Open the **main menu** (three dots) and select **Settings**
+- Scroll to the bottom of the page and select **Advanced**
+- Find the **Privacy and security** section
+- Enable the **Send a "Do Not Track" request with your browsing traffic** option
+
+## Google Chrome (Android)
+
+- Select Privacy
+- Find the **Privacy and security** section
+- Enable the **Send a "Do Not Track" request with your browsing traffic** option
+
+## Apple Safari (macOS)
+
+- Open the main menu and select **Preferences**
+- Select the **Advanced preferences** option
+- Enable the **Show Develop menu in menu bar** option at the bottom
+- Select **Develop** from the main menu bar
+- Select the **Send Do Not Track HTTP Header** option
+
+## Apple Safari (iOS)
+
+- Open the **Settings** app
+- Select **Safari**
+- Enable the **Do Not Track** option
+
+## Opera
+
+- Open the main menu and select **Settings**
+- Select **Privacy and security**
+
+* * *
+
+## Did you find this information helpful?
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+Please tell us why you did or didn't find the information helpful.
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+We aren't able to reply to individual comments, so please don't include any personal details.
+
+- Reviewed: 10 Jan 2024
+
+- Send to a friend

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+# Turn "Do Not Track" on or off
+
+When you browse the web on computers or Android devices, you can send a request to websites not to collect or track your browsing data. It's turned off by default.
+
+However, what happens to your data depends on how a website responds to the request. Many websites will still collect and use your browsing data to improve security, provide content, services, ads and recommendations on their websites, and generate reporting statistics.
+
+Most websites and web services, including Google's, don't change their behavior when they receive a Do Not Track request. Chrome doesn't provide details of which websites and web services respect Do Not Track requests and how websites interpret them.
+
+ComputerAndroidiPhone & iPad
+
+More
+
+More
+
+1. On your computer, open Chrome.
+2. At the top right, select More Moreand then**Settings**.
+3. Select **Privacy and security**and then **Third-party cookies**.
+4. Turn **Send a "Do not track" request with your browsing traffic** on or off.
+
+Choose a section to give feedback on
+
+## Was this helpful?
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+## Need more help?
+
+### Try these next steps:
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+
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+
+Help Center Community Google Chrome
+
+Privacy Policy Terms of ServiceSubmit feedback
+
+237
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+## What is the issue with this selection?
+
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+
+# Help guide
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+# How To Enable Do Not Track In The Google Chrome Web Browser | PC Tutorial
+
+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: No Rest For The Wicked
+**Uploaded at**: 2024-10-29
+**Published at**:
+**Length**: 01:38
+**Views**: 1089
+**Likes**: 10
+**Category**: Education
+
+## Description
+
+```
+How To Enable Do Not Track In The Google Chrome Web Browser | PC Tutorial
+
+Learn how to enable the “Do Not Track” feature in Google Chrome on your PC to enhance your privacy and control your data while browsing. This quick, step-by-step guide will show you how to adjust your Chrome settings to request websites not to track your browsing activity. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more Chrome privacy tips and tricks!
+
+Simple Steps
+1. Open Chrome.
+2. Click on the 3 dot hamburger menu in the upper right corner and choose "Settings".
+3. Select "Privacy & Security" from the left side pane.
+4. In the center pane, click on "Third Party Cookies".
+5. Toggle on "Do Not Track".
+
+Chapters
+0:00 How To Turn On Do Not Track In Chrome
+0:18 Open The Chrome Browser
+0:30 Click On The 3 Dot Hamburger Menu
+0:40 Select "Settings"
+0:50 Select "Privacy & Security"
+1:00 Click On Third Party Cookies
+1:10 Toggle On Do Not Track In Chrome
+
+Email me at: craigjohnson4770@gmail.com
+
+Find me on Twitter at:
+
+Visit my Reddit page at:
+
+Visit Me On Reddit At
+
+Follow Me On Facebook At
+
+#chrome #videotutorial #instructionaldesign
+
+Google Chrome, Do Not Track, Chrome privacy, enable Do Not Track, Chrome settings, browser privacy, Google Chrome tutorial, disable tracking, Chrome PC, privacy control, Chrome guide, stop tracking Chrome, internet privacy, customize Chrome, Chrome 2024,
+```
+
+## Transcript
+
+[Music]
+this is going to be a video tutorial on
+how to enable do not track on the Google
+Chrome web browser I will be using a
+desktop PC for this let me jump over to
+my browser
+here I have the Chrome web browser
+opened up now to enable do not track on
+Chrome it's very easy to do first thing
+you want to do is go off to the upper
+right hand corner up to where you see
+the 3. hamburger menu you want to click
+that then you want to go down to where
+it says
+settings and click on
+settings now in the pane off to the left
+hand side you want to click on privacy
+and
+security then on the center pane you
+want to click on thirdparty cookies
+then you'll scroll down the center paint
+a little bit to where you see the
+advance section and right here do not
+track send a do not track request with
+your browsing traffic to enable do not
+track toggle this on right here it'll
+ask you to confirm
+it that is how to enable do not track on
+the Chrome web browser thanks for
+watching

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+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: Visualmodo
+**Uploaded at**: 2025-06-13
+**Published at**:
+**Length**: 01:58
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+**Likes**: 12
+**Category**: Science & Technology
+
+## Description
+
+```
+Want to protect your privacy online and reduce unwanted tracking? In this easy step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to enable the “Do Not Track” (DNT) setting in Google Chrome and other popular web browsers. This is one of the simplest ways to improve your online privacy in seconds!
+
+Even though not all websites honor DNT requests, enabling this setting sends a clear signal to sites and advertisers that you don’t want to be tracked — a crucial step in taking control of your digital footprint.
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+📌 In this video, you’ll learn:
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+✅ Additional tips to enhance your online privacy in 2025
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+## Transcript
+
+What's up guys? Yours Cloud from Visual
+Moto WordPress themes and in today's
+video going to learn how to enhance how
+to improve your privacy and how to
+enable the do not track option that you
+have on your browser. So your browser
+can tell to all the websites that you
+want to not be tracked. The websites can
+honor this or not but your part you have
+made. How to do this in a simple, fast,
+and effective method using Google Chrome
+is what you're going to learn to this
+video. But before I can continue, please
+take a moment to hit the subscribe but
+like this video and share this content
+with a friend of yours. After this, go
+to the browser. If you the upper right
+corner of your screen next to your
+photo, there is this three little dots.
+Click on it. Then click on settings.
+Okay. Next to help,
+you're going to be able to see these
+options right here. If you view the left
+sidebar of menus, we have you and Google
+outfill and privacy and security. We're
+going to focus into this one. Now, you
+scroll it down just a little bit and
+have view the privacy and security
+settings. Delete browsing data, privacy,
+third party cookies, add privacy,
+security site settings. Go to third
+party cookies. Okay. Then you screw it
+down just a little bit. And here is the
+guy into the advanced tab. Send a do not
+track request with your browser traffic.
+Sites use this direct action when hippo
+responding to this request. You can
+enable this. Enable do not means that
+requires will include your browsing
+traffic. Any effect depends on every
+website respond to the request or not.
+Okay. So basically all I have to do is
+set this as on and you are good to go.
+Simple, easy and very very effective.
+And it is. I hope you guys enjoyed this
+video and I see you guys tomorrow.
+[Music]

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+# How To Enable Do Not Track On Google Chrome Browser In Windows 11
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+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: TechTutor
+**Uploaded at**: 2025-01-20
+**Published at**:
+**Length**: 02:00
+**Views**: 466
+**Likes**: 7
+**Category**: Howto & Style
+
+## Description
+
+```
+How To Enable Do Not Track On Google Chrome Browser In Windows 11
+
+In this video, we’ll guide you through the simple steps to enable the "Do Not Track" feature on Google Chrome for Windows 11. As online privacy becomes increasingly important, this setting helps you take control of your browsing experience by signaling to websites that you prefer not to be tracked. We’ll walk you through the process, ensuring you can easily adjust your settings for enhanced privacy. Join us as we empower you to browse the web with greater confidence and security!
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+## Transcript
+
+in this video I will show you how to
+enable do not track on Google Chrome
+browser in Windows 11 so let's jump
+straight into it now in order to do this
+the first thing you're going to want to
+do is open up a new Chrome browser and
+once you've opened up Google Chrome what
+you can then do is come up to the top
+right hand corner and click onto these
+three dots which says customize and
+control and from this menu that comes up
+what you want to do is come down and
+click onto settings from your settings
+what you want to do now is come over to
+the left hand side and on this menu you
+want to click onto privacy and security
+and in the privacy and security section
+that comes up you want to go ahead and
+click onto third party cookies at this
+point all you need to do is scroll down
+slightly and in this Advanced section
+down here you're going to see an option
+to send a do not track request with your
+browsing traffic so all you need to do
+is turn the switch on just like so at
+this point you're going to get a popup
+message as you can see it says enabling
+do not track means that a request will
+be included with your browsing traffic
+any effect depends on whether a website
+respond resp to the request and how the
+request is interpreted for example some
+websites May respond to this request by
+showing you ads that aren't based on
+other websites you visited but many
+websites will still collect and use your
+browsing data for example to improve
+security to provide content Services ads
+and recommendations on their websites
+and to generate reporting statistics now
+what you can do is click this link here
+to read a bit more in depth about this
+but what this basically means is that
+the do not track is going to be enabled
+but not all websites will honor this
+request so that's just something to note
+there but that's is basically how to
+enable do not track on Google Chrome
+browser in Windows 11 so with that being
+said I hope this quick tutorial did help
+you out today and if this did help you
+out I would really appreciate it if you
+was to consider dropping down below the
+video leaving a like and also
+subscribing to the Channel with that
+being said I want to take a minute thank
+you guys for watching this quick
+tutorial and I will see you in the next
+video

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+### In summary:
+
+- PCWorld explains how Google Chrome collects extensive user data for targeted advertising, even in incognito mode, raising significant privacy concerns.
+- Users can reduce tracking by disabling telemetry, blocking third-party cookies, turning off personalized ads, and adjusting Safe Browsing settings.
+- Privacy-focused alternatives like Firefox, Brave, and other Chromium-based browsers offer better data protection than Chrome’s default configuration.
+- Detailed instructions are provided below.
+
+Chrome is the most popular browser in the world by a country mile. With more than 77% of the browser market across all kinds of devices, it’s most people’s first choice—especially after a fresh Windows install. But Chrome isn’t some privacy-centric upstart that puts the user first. Just like Google’s “free” search engine, Chrome’s users are the product. The browser collects a lot of information about how, when, and where it’s used, and that can make some people uneasy.
+
+If you’re in the nothing-to-hide, nothing-to-fear camp, feel free to mosey along and enjoy your browsing experience with Chrome ( resource hog or not). But if you’d rather limit how much data Chrome, and by extension, Google, has on you, there are steps you can take.
+
+We don’t know everything Chrome gathers; Google keeps those details deliberately vague. But thanks to court filings, independent studies, and forensic testing from privacy researchers, we do have a clear picture of some of the data Chrome collects behind the scenes. Here’s what the evidence shows, and what you can do about it.
+
+PROMOTION
+
+**Ever wonder how scammers get your number?**
+
+Data brokers collect and sell your personal info, including your phone number, to advertisers and fraudsters. **PCWorld recommends using Incogni** to automatically remove your data from these sites, helping to protect you from spam, scams, and identity theft.
+
+Don’t Miss Out
+
+## Telemetry data: How you use the browser
+
+Chrome data
+
+Disabling telemetry data in Chrome can help restore some privacy.
+
+Jon Martindale
+
+Just about every app collects data on how you use the app in question. It’s one of the best tools the developers have for figuring out what works and what doesn’t, and how they can improve the user experience based on the very real habits of its users. Chrome does much the same, but it’s certainly not something you have to be onboard with if you don’t want to.
+
+Chrome actually has a built-in tool for disabling at least a portion of its telemetry recording. In the Chrome browser, select the three-dot menu icon in the top-right, then **Settings** \> **You and Google** and look for **Help improve Chrome’s features and performance**. Toggle it off.
+
+To further restrict how Google tracks you across sites and services, you can logout of the browser and change Chrome’s sign-in habits.
+
+Navigate to **Settings** \> **You and Google** and consider some of the available options. Select the **Sign out of Chrome** button to log out. You can also use the drop-down menu on the right to decide what happens when you sign in to other Google services. You don’t have to sign in to Chrome just to take advantage of your YouTube Premium account.
+
+## Your browsing history: The websites you visit
+
+Chrome data
+
+Reduce unwanted tracking by changing Chrome’s settings on web searches.
+
+Jon Martindale
+
+Unsurprisingly, Google’s Chrome web browser knows the websites you visit while using it. It’s been caught out collecting even in incognito mode in the past and had to settle a lawsuit just a few years ago, deleting enormous reams of data on user browser activity that it collected, even when it wasn’t supposed to.
+
+Although we probably can’t trust Google to entirely disregard what you’re looking at in Chrome, you can at least tell it not to track some of it. Using incognito mode is a good start, but you can also adjust Chrome’s settings to reduce the chance it’s tracking which websites you visit.
+
+Navigate to **Settings** \> **You and Google** and next to **Make searches and browsing better** make sure to toggle that option to **Off**. For good measure, also turn off **Enhanced spell check**, as that sends what you’re typing to Google. It’ll stop the spellchecker working, but it’s a small price to pay for enhancing your privacy (at least a little).
+
+You might also want to navigate to **Settings** \> **You and Google > Sync and Google services**, and toggle off **Improve search suggestions** so that you only send your searches to whatever search engine you’re using, not also to your default one (which is probably Google).
+
+If you don’t mind reducing your security a little, you can also navigate to **Settings** \> **Privacy and security** \> **Security** and make sure that under **Safe browser**, you select **No protection**. Any other option sends at least a portion of the URL you’re visiting and the page content to Google to check if it’s safe or not. Also toggle off **Help improve security on the web for everyone** for similar reasons.
+
+Alternatively, if you want to improve your protection, the AI enhanced safe browsing feature is interesting.
+
+## Your purchasing habits and advert effectiveness
+
+Reducing the amount of personalized ads through Chrome can help reduce another layer of data collection.
+
+Google makes the majority of its money from advert sales, which is why it wants to collect so much data on its users in the first place: to better target ads at them. Although you can’t stop Google sharing some information with advertisers, you can reduce the amount the adverts that do reach you that are personalized.
+
+Select the three-dot menu icon and navigate to **Settings** \> **Privacy and security**. Select **Ads privacy** followed by each of the tree options in turn: **Ad topics**, **Site-suggested ads**, and **Ads measurement**. Toggle all of them to off to restrict the data Chrome shares with advertisers.
+
+Alternatively, you can sack off all the adverts altogether by using an adblocker. Popular options include Ublock Origin and Ghostery and they’re simple to install – they’re some of my favorite Chrome extensions, in fact. You may need to chop and change which one you use on occasion, though, as Google and Chrome updates regularly break certain functions of one blocker or another. It’s an ongoing cat and mouse game.
+
+## Extra tips worth considering
+
+Alongside advertisers, Chrome also helps others collect data on you and your browsing habits too. Using anti-tracker and advert blocking extensions and apps is the best way to block them out, but you can also use Chrome to make it more difficult for them as well.
+
+- Navigate to **Settings** \> **Privacy and security** \> **Third Party Cookies**. Toggle on the **Block third-party cookies** off to cut down on what other sites and services can track about you, though certain site features may not work correctly.
+- Navigate to **Settings** \> **Privacy and security** \> **Third Party Cookies** and toggle **Send a ‘Do not Track’ request with your browsing traffic**, to **On**. There’s no guarantee a site will listen to it, but if they do, it’s there at least.
+- **Settings** \> **Privacy and security** \> **Delete browsing data**. You can do this manually to remove any browsing data Chrome has collected on you, but you can also have it do it automatically after you close the browser, or on a trigger of your setting. It won’t stop Chrome collecting any data, but it will make sure there’s no record of it on your local machine.
+
+## Using another browser
+
+The ultimate way to stop Google collecting so much data about you via Chrome, is to simply not use Chrome. I know that’s a tricky proposition when it’s so often the default browser option and much of the internet is built with Chrome in mind. However, that’s not as strictly true as it might seem and you don’t even need to ditch the style of browser you’ve grown used to in moving over.
+
+Chrome is based on the Chromium open source project but it’s not the only one. It’s the underlying core of Opera, Microsoft’s Edge, Vivaldi, and the Brave Browser. Any of them will feel quite similar to Chrome, even if they don’t work in quite the same way.
+
+There’s also the venerable Firefox, which privacy proponents tend to be quite fond of. There’s also Colibri for a very minimalist browser experience, or Maxthon, which makes bold claims about its lack of user tracking.
+
+Give one of them a try. You might find you like it.
+
+### Author: Jon Martindale, Contributor, PCWorld
+
+Jon Martindale is a voracious writer and technology fanboy who loves nothing more than digging into the specs of the latest graphics cards, processors, and displays. He's passionate about everything PC, but also enjoys experimenting with AIs, and covering new standing desks that can help avoid his worst posture habits.
+
+### Recent stories by Jon Martindale:
+
+- Is Windows 11’s built-in antivirus security enough for normal people?
+- 8 phishing red flags hidden in everyday emails
+- 6 signs your Windows PC needs a reset right now

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+# How to Enable Do Not Track in Chrome
+
+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: RDKtutorials
+**Uploaded at**: 2026-01-20
+**Published at**:
+**Length**: 00:37
+**Views**: 114
+**Likes**: 1
+**Category**: Howto & Style
+
+## Description
+
+```
+Want a little more privacy while browsing without going full tinfoil-hat mode? This quick tutorial shows you how to enable Do Not Track in Google Chrome so your browser politely asks websites to limit tracking. It’s not a magic invisibility cloak, but it’s an easy step toward better online boundaries and fewer creepy ads following you around.
+
+Hey everybody, today we are going to learn how to enable Do Not Track in Chrome to request less tracking from websites.
+First, open Chrome and click the three dots in the top right corner.
+Go to Settings.
+Click Privacy and security.
+Select Cookies and other site data.
+Turn on Send a “Do Not Track” request with your browsing traffic.
+That’s it.
+Chrome will now ask websites not to track you.
+Not a force field, but hey—boundaries matter.
+I hope this helps you on your current and future projects. Thank You For Watching!
+
+#chrome #privacy #donottrack #chrometips #onlinesafety #browserprivacy #techtutorial #productivitytips
+
+enable do not track Chrome, Chrome Do Not Track setting, stop tracking Chrome, Chrome privacy settings, reduce tracking Chrome, Google Chrome privacy tutorial, Chrome tips and tricks, browser privacy settings
+```
+
+## Transcript
+
+Hey everybody. Today we are going to
+learn how to enable do not track in
+Chrome to request less tracking from
+websites.
+First, open Chrome and click the three
+dots in the top right. Go to settings.
+Click privacy and security.
+Select cookies and other site data.
+Turn on send a do not track request with
+your browsing traffic.
+That's it. Chrome now asks websites not
+to track you.
+I hope this helps you on your current
+and future projects.

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+# How To Enhance Privacy And Security In Google Chrome (Easy Guide)
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+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: Obviyus Tutorials
+**Uploaded at**: 2026-05-13
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+## Description
+
+```
+Learn how to enhance privacy and security in Google Chrome by enabling Enhanced Protection and blocking third-party cookies. This quick tutorial shows you the exact Chrome settings to improve browsing safety and reduce tracking.
+
+🕚Timestamps:
+0:00 Intro
+0:13 Open Google Chrome
+0:24 Open Chrome Settings
+0:43 Open Privacy and Security
+0:58 Enable Safe Browsing Protection
+1:28 Block Third-Party Cookies
+1:52 Outro
+
+✍️What You'll Learn In This Video:
+• How To Open Chrome Privacy And Security Settings
+• How To Enable Enhanced Safe Browsing Protection
+• How To Block Third-Party Cookies In Chrome
+• How To Reduce Tracking Across Websites
+• How To Improve Google Chrome Browser Security
+
+💡Pro Tips:
+• Keep Chrome updated to get the latest security fixes.
+• Review site permissions regularly for camera, microphone, and location access.
+• Use Enhanced Protection if you want stronger real-time threat detection.
+• Blocking third-party cookies may sign you out of some sites, so adjust as needed.
+
+🌐 Access Google Chrome Here:
+
+📱 How To Download Google Chrome Mobile:
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+```
+
+## Transcript
+
+If you want to improve your privacy and
+security in Google Chrome, you're in the
+right place. In this video, I'll walk
+you through a few simple settings that
+can help protect you from dangerous
+websites, reduce online tracking, and
+make your browser a little more secure
+overall. This is a quick and easy Chrome
+setup that anyone can follow, even if
+you're not very technical. And if you
+find this helpful, make sure to hit the
+like button and subscribe for more
+simple tutorials just like this. All
+right, let's get started. First, open
+Google Chrome on your computer. Once
+Chrome is open, look at the top right
+corner of the browser window. You'll see
+the three dots menu. Click that menu and
+from the list that appears, select
+settings. This is where all of Chrome's
+main configuration options are located,
+including the privacy and the security
+features we want to adjust. Now, on the
+left hand side of the settings page,
+find and click privacy and security.
+This section contains the controls that
+help you manage how Chrome handles your
+browsing activity, website permissions,
+you open it, you'll see several options
+you can customize to make Chrome safer
+and more private. Next, click Security.
+This is where Chrome lets you control
+safe browsing protection. Under the safe
+browsing section, you'll see different
+protection levels. To get stronger
+protection, select enhanced protection.
+This setting helps Chrome warn you about
+dangerous websites, malware, fishing
+attempts, and other suspicious online
+threats. It's one of the best options if
+you want more proactive protection while
+browsing. After that, go back to the
+privacy and security menu. From there,
+click third party cookies. This setting
+controls how websites track your
+activity across the web. To improve
+privacy, select block third-party
+tracking and gives you more control over
+how advertisers and other sites follow
+your browsing behavior. Once you've made
+these changes, Chrome will be better set
+up for privacy and security. You've now
+enabled stronger browsing protection and
+reduced third-party tracking, which is a
+great step toward a safer browsing
+experience. These settings only take a
+minute to change, but they can make a
+real difference over time. If this video
+helped you, please give it a like and
+subscribe to the channel for more
+helpful tech tutorials. Thanks for
+watching, and I'll see you in the next
+one.

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+There are several ways to switch tabs on the Chrome browser efficiently, whether you're using a computer or a mobile device. If you frequently have many tabs open on your computer, learn additional tricks such as "pinning" a tab or reopening one you just closed. This wikiHow article teaches you how to switch tabs in Google Chrome.
+
+## Switching Between Tabs in Chrome: The Basics
+
+The easiest way to move between tabs in Chrome on a desktop or tablet is to click or tap the tab you want to view. On a phone, swipe left or right from the top of the page to move through your tabs. You can also navigate tabs using keyboard shortcuts.
+
+## Steps
+
+Section 1 of 4:
+
+### Switching Tabs in Chrome for Windows
+
+1. Step 1 Click + or press Ctrl+T to create a new tab.
+
+**Click **+** or press **`Ctrl` + `T`** to create a new tab.** Click the plus (+) icon to create a new tab. It's next to all currently open tabs listed at the top of the screen in Google Chrome. You can then enter a separate web address in the address bar at the top of the screen below the tabs.
+
+- The **Ctrl+T** shortcut will cause you to jump directly to the new tab.[\[1\]]( source
+- These keyboard shortcuts described in this section also work for Linux.
+
+2. Step 2 Click a tab.
+
+**Click a tab.** There are many ways to switch tabs in Google Chrome. The easiest way is to simply click the tab you want to switch to at the top of the screen.
+
+- You can also click and drag the tabs at the top of the screen to change the order of the tabs. Click and drag a tab out of the tabs bar at the top of the screen to open the tab in a separate window.
+- If you don't see the tab you want to switch to at the top of the screen, it may be open in a separate window. Click the Google Chrome icon in the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. This displays all open windows as thumbnail images above the Google Chrome icon. Click a thumbnail image to open that window.
+
+3. Step 3 Press Ctrl+Tab ↹ to change to the next tab.
+
+**Press **`Ctrl` + `Tab ↹`** to change to the next tab.** This will move you to the tab to the right of your current tab listed at the top of the screen. If you are already on the furthest tab to the right, this will send you to the one on the far left. [\[2\]]( source[\[3\]]( source
+
+- Alternatively, you can also press **Ctrl + PgDn** to change tabs.
+
+4. Step 4 Press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+Tab ↹ to switch to the previous tab.
+
+**Press **`Ctrl` + `⇧ Shift` + `Tab ↹`** to switch to the previous tab.** If you are already on the furthest tab to the left, this will send you to the furthest tab on the right.
+
+- Alternatively, you can press **Ctrl + PgUp** to switch to the previous tab.
+
+5. Step 5 Press Ctrl plus a number key to switch to a specific tab.
+
+**Press **`Ctrl`** plus a number key to switch to a specific tab.** Use one the following key combinations to switch to a specific tab:
+
+- Press **Ctrl + 1** to open the first tab on the left.
+- Press **Ctrl + 2** to open the second tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 3** to open the third tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 4** to open the fourth tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 5** to open the fifth tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 6** to open the sixth tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 7** to open the seventh tab.
+- Press **Ctrl + 8** to open the eighth tab.
+
+6. Step 6 Press Ctrl+9 to open the last tab.
+
+**Press **`Ctrl` + `9`** to open the last tab.** Regardless of how many tabs you have open, this will always jump to the last tab on the right.
+
+7. Step 7 Press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+T to open previously closed tabs.
+
+**Press **`Ctrl` + `⇧ Shift` + `T`** to open previously closed tabs.** This opens previously closed tabs in the order they were closed.[\[4\]]( source
+
+- You can keep repeating this command to open as many as ten recently closed tabs.[\[5\]]( source
+
+Section 2 of 4:
+
+### Switching Tabs in Chrome for Mac
+
+1. Step 1 Click + or press ⌘ Command+T to create a new tab.
+
+**Click **+** or press **`⌘ Command` + `T`** to create a new tab.** Click the plus (+) icon to create a new tab. It's to the right of all currently open tabs listed at the top of the screen in Google Chrome. You can then enter a separate web address in the address bar at the top of the screen below the tabs.[\[6\]]( source
+
+- Pressing **Command+T** will take you directly to the new tab.
+
+2. Step 2 Click a tab.
+
+**Click a tab.** There are many ways to switch tabs in Google Chrome. By far, the easiest way is to simply click the tab you want to switch to at the top of the screen.
+
+- You can also click and drag the tabs at the top of the screen to change the order of the tabs. Click and drag a tab out of the tabs bar at the top of the screen to open the tab in a separate window.
+- If you don't see the tab you want to switch to, it may be open in a separate window. To switch to a different window, click and hold the Google Chrome icon in the Dock at the bottom of the screen. This displays a pop-up menu. All open windows are listed at the top of the pop-up menu. The window you currently have open has a checkmark next to it. Click a different window in the pop-up menu to switch to it.
+
+3. Step 3 Press ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+⏵ to switch to the next tab.
+
+**Press **`⌘ Command` + `⌥ Option` + `⏵`** to switch to the next tab.** Pressing Command, Option, and the Right Arrow switches to the next tab to the right of the current tab you have open in the list of tabs at the top of the screen. If you are already on the tab furthest to the right, this opens the first tab on the left.
+
+4. Step 4 Press ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+⏴ to switch to the previous tab.
+
+**Press **`⌘ Command` + `⌥ Option` + `⏴`** to switch to the previous tab.** Pressing Command, Option, and the Left Arrow switches to the previous tab to the left of the current tab you have open in the list of tabs at the top of the screen. If you are already on the first tab to the left, this moves you to the last tab on the right.
+
+5. Step 5 Press ⌘ Command plus a number key to switch to a specific tab.
+
+**Press **`⌘ Command`** plus a number key to switch to a specific tab.** Use one of the following key combinations to switch to a specific tab:
+
+- Press **Command + 1** to open the first tab on the left.
+- Press **Command + 2** to open the second tab.
+- Press **Command + 3** to open the third tab.
+- Press **Command + 4** to open the fourth tab.
+- Press **Command + 5** to open the fifth tab.
+- Press **Command + 6** to open the sixth tab.
+- Press **Command + 7** to open the seventh tab.
+- Press **Command + 8** to open the eighth tab.
+
+6. Step 6 Press ⌘ Command+9 to open the last tab.
+
+**Press **`⌘ Command` + `9`** to open the last tab.** Regardless of how many tabs you have open, this will always jump to the last tab on the right.
+
+7. Step 7 Press ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+T to open previously closed tabs.
+
+**Press **`⌘ Command` + `⇧ Shift` + `T`** to open previously closed tabs.** This opens previously closed tabs in the order they were closed.
+
+- You can keep repeating this command to open as many as ten recently closed tabs.[\[7\]]( source
+
+Section 3 of 4:
+
+### Switching Tabs in Chrome for Mobile or Tablet
+
+1. Step 1 Touch the tab overview icon.
+
+**Touch the tab overview icon.** It's the icon that resembles a square with a number in the middle. It's in the upper-right corner next to the address bar on an Android or iPad, and at the bottom of the screen on an iPhone. This displays all the tabs you currently have open.
+
+- If you have incognito tabs or tab groups as well as regular tabs open, you can access them using the menu at the top of this screen. On some devices, you can also use this menu to access tabs that are open on other devices (if you have your tabs and history set to sync in Chrome).
+
+2. Step 2 Tap the tab you want to open.
+
+**Tap the tab you want to open.** Tabs are displayed as a thumbnail image containing the web page for each tab you have open. Tap the thumbnail image for the tab you want to open.
+
+3. Step 3 Swipe right on the toolbar at the top to switch to the next tab.
+
+**Swipe right on the toolbar at the top to switch to the next tab.** You can switch to the next tab by swiping right across the toolbar at the top of the screen. It contains the address bar at the top of the screen.[\[8\]]( source[\[9\]]( source
+
+- If you’re already on the last tab, swiping right won’t do anything.
+
+4. Step 4 Swipe left on the toolbar at the top to switch to the previous tab.
+
+**Swipe left on the toolbar at the top to switch to the previous tab.** This switches to the previous tab.
+
+5. Step 5 Switch tabs on a tablet or iPad.
+
+**Switch tabs on a tablet or iPad.** A tablet should display all the open tabs along the top of the screen, just like a computer browser. Touch the tab you want to switch to.
+
+- To reorder tabs, press and hold on a tab name, then drag to a different position.
+
+6. Step 6 Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate tabs on an iPad.
+
+**Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate tabs on an iPad.** If you’re using an iPad with an external keyboard, you can use keyboard shortcuts much like you would on a Mac. For example:[\[10\]]( source
+
+- **Command+T** or **Command+N** opens a new tab.
+- **Option+Command+Right Arrow**switches to the next tab.
+- You can also use **Control+Tab** or **Command+}**.
+- **Option+Command+Left Arrow**switches to the previous tab.
+- Alternatively, use **Shift+Control+Tab** or **Command+{**.
+- **Shift+Command+T** opens the last closed tab.
+- **Command+(1-8)** goes to the specified tab number, while **Command+9** goes straight to the last tab, regardless of how many tabs are open.
+
+7. Step 7 Set up TalkBack to use keyboard shortcuts on Android.
+
+**Set up TalkBack to use keyboard shortcuts on Android.** You can also use keyboard shortcuts with an external keyboard on Android devices. However, first you need to enable TalkBack. Open
+
+Android 7 Settings
+
+**Settings** and go to **Accessibility > TalkBack > Use TalkBack**.[\[11\]]( source Once you’ve done this and connected a Bluetooth keyboard, you can use the following shortcuts to navigate tabs:
+
+- **Control+T** opens a new tab.
+- **Control+Tab** or **Control+PgDown** switches to the next tab.
+- **Control+Shift+Tab** or **Control+PgUp** switches to the previous tab.
+- **Control+(1-8)** goes to the specified tab number, while **Control+9** goes to the last tab, no matter how many tabs are open.
+
+Section 4 of 4:
+
+### Learning Other Useful Shortcuts and Tricks
+
+1. Step 1 Open links
+
+**Open links** **in a new background tab.** On most operating systems, hold **Ctrl** (or **Command** on Mac) while you click a link to open it in a new tab, without navigating to that tab.
+
+- You can instead hold Shift to open it in a new window.
+- Hold **Ctrl + Shift**, or **Command + Shift** on Mac, to open the link in a new tab and navigate to it.
+
+2. Step 2 Pin tabs to save space.
+
+**Pin tabs to save space.** Right-click a tab name and select **Pin**. This will shrink the tab to the size of the icon and keep it on the left side of your tabs until you right-click it again and select "Unpin Tab."[\[12\]]( source
+
+- If you don't have a two-button mouse, hold Control while clicking, or enable two-finger clicking on a trackpad.
+
+3. Step 3 Close multiple tabs at once.
+
+**Close multiple tabs at once.** Right-click (or **Ctrl-click**) a tab name and select "Close Other Tabs" to close everything except the tab you're looking at. Select "Close Tabs to the Right" to close all tabs to the right of the currently active tab. Making this a habit can save a lot of time if you tend to end up with a couple of dozen tabs slowing down your browsing.
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+# How to Manually Restore accidentally closed Browser Tabs and Windows | Google Chrome | Edge
+
+**Visibility**: Public
+**Uploaded by**: Tech PBA
+**Uploaded at**: 2026-03-18
+**Published at**:
+**Length**: 03:12
+**Views**: 4501
+**Likes**: 31
+**Category**: Howto & Style
+
+## Description
+
+```
+#browser #tabs #browsertabs #browserwindow #chrome #edge #restorebrowsertabs #restorebrowserwindow
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+## Transcript
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+>> Hello guys. Welcome once again. This is
+TechPVA. Thanks for joining me. So, in
+this video, I will show you how you can
+recover all your browser tabs or browser
+windows if you accidentally close them
+or Windows update automatically restarts
+your computer without your knowledge
+closing all your browser tabs
+um on your PC. So, I'll take you through
+how you can recover these browser
+windows and tabs. And we are doing this
+on a on Windows 10 PC using the Google
+Chrome browser and then the Microsoft
+Edge browser. So, I have this Google
+Chrome window with about 21 tabs. I have
+another one with three tabs.
+So, we will close these windows. I also
+have this uh Microsoft Edge window with
+some tabs. I think they are at 16 tabs
+there. So, I'll intentionally
+close these um
+browser windows, the Microsoft Edge and
+the Google Chrome windows,
+to demonstrate this to you.
+So, I've closed the windows. So, all I
+need to do is to reopen. Let's say your
+computer um rebooted without your
+knowledge. All you need to do is to open
+a fresh Google Chrome window.
+And then from there, you want to click
+on the three dots at the top right,
+mouse over history.
+From there, you will see recent tabs.
+And then the tabs are grouped in there.
+So, you can see 13 tabs. You can see 21
+tabs. You can see three tabs.
+So, I will mouse over the 21 tabs. That
+is what I want to restore and then click
+select the restore window to restore the
+window.
+So, I will use the same approach to
+restore the other Google Chrome window
+which had three tabs. So, the same
+procedure. Click the three dots, mouse
+over history, mouse over the three tab,
+and then select the restore window to
+restore your closed Google Chrome tabs.
+The next one we are going to look at is
+with the Microsoft Edge. So, we are
+going to open a fresh Microsoft Edge
+browser.
+And then similar to what we did with the
+Google Chrome browser, I will click the
+three dots,
+click the history.
+From there, under recently closed,
+I will right-click on
+any of the closed tabs there. You can
+see
+15 tabs. Right-click on it, select open
+in a new window to restore all my closed
+tabs in the Microsoft Edge browser. Do
+this for all your other closed tabs in
+there. You can also do this for
+the single tabs in there or the single
+websites that were accidentally closed
+by right-clicking on them, selecting
+open in a new tab or open in a new
+window to restore them
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+Bye for now.
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+# Restore last session, last tabs after crash
+
+Since now I had the good old way to restore the las tabs and session after Chrome crashes, if Chrome fails to restore them directly. Ok, not really crash, sometimes my doughter just push the reset button and so on...But the way was clear:
+
+Before reopen Chrome, simple replace CURRENT SESSION and CURRENT TABS with LAST SESSION and LAST TABS, and reopen Chrome. Than click on the restore botton in the pop-up, thats all.
+
+BUT NOW,
+
+these files are gone. Now, in the default user folder is a "Sessions" folder, which maybe stores the last sessions and tabs, but how can I restore from it the last session and tabs after crash?
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+" **Last Session**" and " **Last Tabs**", a feature that was previously removed, have now indeed been restored and moved to
+
+`%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\sessions`,
+
+as `"Session_longnumber"` and `"Tabs_longnumber"`, and there is no clear way of restoring them.
+
+Platinum Product Expert Amal Sk recommended this
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+Amal Sk\\
+Platinum Product Expert\\
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+Nov 7, 2020
+
+11/7/2020, 2:31:44 AM
+
+Hello stage69 and welcome to the Google Chrome Community. :)
+
+- you can press Ctrl+Shift+T to open a tab that was accidentally closed. Pressing this shortcut continuously should bring up your closed tabs....
+- another method which i would suggest is to click on the three dot icon next to your picture towards the top right of chrome. there hover your mouse over history and you can see recently closed section. there under that, click on history and it should open the recently closed tabs....
+- it would also be better if your sync is on as well........
+
+Thank you so much!
+
+Good luck.
+
+Amal
+
+_Please Note:_
+
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+- Please come back to the discussion in the forum by clicking on the bottom link in the email instead.
+- If you find this reply helpful, make sure to **Recommend** and **Thumbs/Vote Up**. Doing so will actually help other users who have the same issue and finds this post.
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+John D 9029
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+Dec 2, 2020
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+12/2/2020, 10:36:12 AM
+
+And this statement about something being "RESTORED" is NOT ACCURATE:
+
+"" **Last Session**" and " **Last Tabs**", a feature that was previously removed, have now indeed been restored and moved to"
+
+The `"Session_longnumber"` and `"Tabs_longnumber" have been there under the new version of Chrome. NOTHING was restored. I know this because when Chrome crashed for me I immediately went into the sessions folder and copied the contents. Basically when Chrome did whatever update they did, they change how the Last session and last tabs files are named and used. But something else that points to those files changed too and Chrome should share this information so users can use it in crash recovery`
+
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+User 369507405254813134
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+Dec 11, 2020
+
+12/11/2020, 12:30:34 PM
+
+Same issue. Through automatic system backups, I have access to all my "Local > Google > Chrome > User Data" files from before I lost all my tabs. I'm convinced that the data I need to restore all my lost tabs is embedded in those files somewhere, but I'm not sure exactly where to find them or how Chrome uses that data now.
+
+I tried replacing the files in my "Sessions" folder with the corresponding files from my backup, but nothing. I also tried doing the same with the "Session Storage" folder and still nothing. I also ensured that I terminated my Chrome session by "crashing" it vs simply "closing" it (I typed chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz into my address bar). Still nothing.
+
+I lost a LOT of tabs, and would really like to get them back. With all my backed up data, I know it should be possible, but like others on this thread have previously noted, it is not clear now how to make that happen.
+
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+Manuel Álvarez Fernández
+
+Jan 1, 2021
+
+1/1/2021, 5:13:07 AM
+
+Restoring both file from backup and renaming them as the last ones at Sessions folder have worked for me.
+
+BTW my first attempt was to use the older version from the folder, but one of the files was corrupted (full os 0s)
+
+B\\
+bee b.
+
+Jan 1, 2021
+
+1/1/2021, 8:42:27 AM
+
+Kinda helps me
+
+B\\
+bee b.
+
+1/1/2021, 8:49:18 AM
+
+Unfortunately,Since I relocated back to Africa they've blocked me from accessing my email which I believe that in a day like this I 'll recover it too.thanks and God bless you for your help Ajedebee
+
+A\\
+akakakak2
+
+Jan 15, 2021
+
+1/15/2021, 5:47:57 AM
+
+I am also having the same problem. Google please help? This change to the way Sessions are stored is not helpful.... We need to get our lost tabs back.
+
+O\\
+Oletram Ekaf
+
+Jan 17, 2021
+
+1/17/2021, 10:35:15 AM
+
+My case: battery ended, so computer turned off. When re-opening Chrome, I do get the option "Restore last session", BUT clicking on it DID NOTHING. Also, the tab "History" does not offer the "#12 tabs" option.
+
+I started searching for a solution, only to find a bunch of useless suggestions ("Press Cmd+Shift+T, blablabla", seriously? I know how to re-open a closed tab, fcs, what I want is MY PREVIOUS SESSION).
+
+Bottom line: I tried all solutions from multiple sources, nothing worked. ... This use to be so simple not long ago; what the hell happened to the button "Restore last session"???
+
+Last edited Jan 17, 2021
+
+H\\
+HB 8734
+
+Jan 19, 2021
+
+1/19/2021, 6:14:54 AM
+
+I actually got it to work on a 2nd try by copying the session and tabs files I needed to a separate folder, and then copying them back into a blank Sessions folder (default section) in between ending Chrome via task manager and reopening. I didn’t do any renaming of the files. Was able to restore a massive amount of tabs and windows which did not restore properly in Chrome following a recent Windows update (was able to reopen window by window for a bit, but it ran out about 6 windows short).
+
+One thing to mention as I’m not sure if there is some specific trick here that allowed it to work, is that the 2 sessions and tabs files that were in the Sessions folder prior to me removing them and making a blank Sessions folder were basically representing empty windows with single blank tabs. It just happened to be this way after I was messing about with restoring when it didn’t work the first time, so that might be something to try if isolating the correct session and tabs files in the Sessions folder doesn’t work for you. Also just a note that you can only remove or move the most recent session and tabs files in the Sessions folder after you close Chrome.
+
+The restore should be based on whatever session and tabs files are in the folder prior to opening Chrome again if they're isolated, so best thing to do is just to isolate the ones you need. As soon as you open Chrome again it will create 2 more files (session and tabs), and that was no problem for me when hitting restore.
+
+Will definitely be running Current Session in Chrome from now on, which seems to solve any risk of something like this happening again
+
+C\\
+Chris MacGregor 8747
+
+Feb 15, 2021
+
+2/15/2021, 5:02:31 AM
+
+TL;DR: what worked for me was (with Chrome NOT running) to swap the names of the two Session\_###### and likewise swap the names of the two Tabs\_###### files (after making backup copies elsewhere) and then start up Chrome. It asked if I wanted to restore tabs; after waiting a couple of minutes to be safe (sigh), I let it restore, and it worked. :-D
+
+HB 8734, thanks very much for your post.
+
+Chrome crashed on my daughter's computer, and when it started back up, she didn't wait long enough before clicking to let it restore the tabs; she wound up with no tabs being restored, and nothing useful in History. Since she had many windows and hundreds of tabs, going back months with no way to remember what they all were, she was VERY upset.
+
+Fortunately, putting together the clues from the other posts in this thread, we were able to recover everything, as described in the first paragraph. Phew!
+
+Here is how it seems to work, based on observations:
+
+When Chrome starts, it creates two new files in \\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default\\Sessions (or on Linux, in /home/$LOGNAME/.config/google-chrome/Default/Sessions), called Session\_###### and Tabs\_###### (where the ###### is a different long number for each). If two such Session\_###### files already existed, it deletes the older one; likewise for Tabs\_######.
+
+This means that if you start Chrome twice after a crash without successfully recovering your session & tabs, your session/tabs info is GONE FOREVER. I respectfully suggest that it would be better to keep, say, the last 5 or even 10 versions of each file; the extra disk space used is trivial, and this would significantly increase the chances of someone being able to recover their session.
+
+Even better, of course, would be if there was also some minimal bit of UI to make it possible to recover a past session by choosing it from a list (of e.g. "14 windows and 237 tabs from 2021-01-27; 19 windows and 422 tabs from 2021-02-14; 1 window and 3 tabs from 2021-02-15"). But please, at least don't delete the files so zealously!!
+
+In any case, when you start Chrome after a crash but do NOT restore your session and tabs, OR if Chrome fails to do so (and apparently it really is true that clicking too soon will cause it to fail, and so it is best to give it a minute or two...!?!?!), the Session\_###### and Tabs\_###### files with your precious tabs will become the older files, while the newer files will be very small and represent your probably 1 window and (initially) 1 tab. If you then stop and start Chrome again, those newer & small files will become the older files, and the ones you needed will be deleted.
+
+So if Chrome fails to restore your session & tabs, DON'T START IT AGAIN UNTIL YOU'VE COPIED THESE FILES TO SOMEPLACE SAFE! To be extra safe, make a copy of them every time you stop Chrome. (On Linux, I can copy them any time I want, and routinely do because I got burned years ago and lost a bunch of tabs. On Windows, you can only copy the current (newer) files when Chrome is not running. However, you can copy the older files while Chrome is running, because Chrome isn't using them.
+
+Presumably somewhere (in the thousands of other files under \\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default) there are one or more references to the names of the files in ...\\Sessions, and perhaps we could edit any such reference(s) to point to the older versions (as "John D 9029" suggested). However, in the case where we don't care about the new (empty) session anyway, and we just want to get back to the session & tabs we had before, it seems to work to just rename the older (and larger) files to the new names - and it's certainly simpler.
+
+So based on what just worked for me, if you are trying to recover tabs that Chrome failed to restore (or if you accidentally did something that made the "Restore tabs?" box disappear before you had a chance to click it), I suggest the following steps:
+
+1\. Look in \\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default\\Sessions (replacing %username% with your user name). You will probably see two Session\_... files and two Tabs\_... files; if the newest ones are very small and the older ones are larger, then probably the older ones have your data. If they're all very small and the same size, you probably restarted Chrome twice and (sorry!) are out of luck.
+
+2\. Copy the older/larger of each file off to somewhere safe. Better yet, copy all four files, and copy them to a couple of different places, just in case you make a mistake in one of the following steps.
+
+3\. It is probably sufficient to copy the name of the newer/smaller Tabs\_... file (by selecting it, clicking Rename, copying the name using Ctrl-C or right-click then Copy, then pressing Enter), delete the file, and then rename the older/larger Tabs\_... file to the name copied from the newer file (by selecting it, clicking Rename, and pasting the copied name using Ctrl-V or right-click then Paste, then pressing Enter), and then doing the same thing for the Sessions\_... files. (I actually swapped the names of the files using a 3-step process, but I doubt that was necessary.)
+
+4\. Optionally, copy the renamed files to a different safe place, in case it doesn't work and you want to double-check what you did, by comparing the files to the copies you made in step 2.
+
+5\. Start Chrome, crossing your fingers and hoping that it worked.
+
+Good luck!
+
+J\\
+j p 4095
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+Feb 16, 2021
+
+2/16/2021, 2:27:36 PM
+
+OMFG! Mac 8747's fix works! In my case, I copied last night's quadrillions of tabs and whatever Winfroze would allow me to copy (google was reopened) to a safety folder. That "whatever" was my tab universe and the crashed session file.
+
+Closing cruel google, emptying its session folder, and re-copying my old tabs and new session file worked multo bene opening the soon-to-be regulated tech behemoth. Now my temper won't be adding to global heating! Tx!
+
+Last edited Feb 16, 2021
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+I really want to delete it now not helpful
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+What I want to open is what was accidentally closed during a reboot, not what I chose to close over the last couple of days. Usually when I reopen Chrome, it asks if I want to restore my last session (of open tabs) but it isn't working now. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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