How to Reopen a Closed Tab in Safari: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to quickly put a tab back in Safari with this easy guide. Follow the steps to reopen your recently closed tabs!

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To put a tab back in Safari, open the Tab Overview by clicking the two overlapping squares icon or using the Command + Shift + \ shortcut. Locate the closed tab under 'Recently Closed Tabs', then click on it to reopen.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if the tab I want to reopen is not in recently closed tabs? If the tab isn't listed, you may have to manually search for the website or use your browser history to find it.
  2. Can I reopen multiple tabs at once in Safari? Currently, Safari allows reopening recently closed tabs one by one. You can access them through the Tab Overview.
  3. Is there a shortcut to open a new tab in Safari? Yes! You can use the Command + T shortcut to quickly open a new tab in Safari.

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