How to Make Safari Remember Open Tabs: Easy Steps

Learn how to make Safari remember your open tabs effortlessly! Follow these simple steps for a seamless browsing experience.

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To make Safari remember open tabs, follow these steps: Go to Safari > Preferences > General. In the 'Safari opens with' dropdown menu, select 'All windows from last session'. This ensures that Safari will reopen your previous tabs upon startup. To enable iCloud syncing for open tabs across devices, navigate to System Preferences > Apple ID > iCloud, and ensure Safari is checked. This keeps your tabs consistent across all your Apple devices.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens if I don't enable iCloud for Safari? Without iCloud enabled, your open tabs won't sync across devices, and you will only see the tabs open on the device you are using.
  2. Can I restore closed tabs in Safari? Yes! You can restore closed tabs in Safari by using the 'History' menu where you'll find an option to reopen closed tabs.
  3. Is there a limit to how many tabs Safari can remember? Safari can remember a large number of tabs, but it is recommended to manage tabs for better performance.

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