Ctrl-Z Reopen Closed Tab

Press Ctrl+Z (Command+Z on Mac) to reopen a closed tab.

What is Ctrl-Z Reopen Closed Tab?

"Ctrl-Z Reopen Closed Tab" is a Chrome extension enabling users to swiftly reopen closed tabs in their browser. Notably, it supports the use of the Ctrl+Z shortcut on Windows and the Command+Z shortcut on Mac, offering an alternative to the usual Ctrl+Shift+T. However, it does not restore tabs closed before a complete Chrome shutdown. Users seeking personalization are encouraged to make their modifications to the provided functionality.

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By: devsoft13

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Users: 2,000+

Rating: 4.19 (26)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2014-10-24)

Creation date: 2014-10-22

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 3.25K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 19495 ▲ 32

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#24070 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 3 #24 in restore tabs keyword 7 ▲ 1 #54 in command keyword 3 ▲ 6 #190 in shift keyword 35 ▲ 14

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With this extension, you can press Ctrl+Z (Command+Z on Mac) to reopen a closed tab. Ctrl+Shift+T will still work. You should install this if you're used to Ctrl+Z to reopen closed tabs and/or you don't like stretching your fingers to type Ctrl+Shit+T. Although, honestly, I don't care if you use this or not.

Known bugs: When you start Chrome after it has been completely closed, pressing Ctrl+Z won't reopen closed tabs from the last time Chrome was running, but Ctrl+Shift+T will.

FAQ:

Q: I want it to use a different keyboard shortcut!! A: That's great. Do it yourself.

Q: I found a bug, please fix it!! A: No. Fix it yourself.

Q: I want feature X!! A: Too bad. Add it yourself.

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