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One of the most useful features in Firefox 4 is its Crash Protection system which lets you restore any Internet Session after an unexpected crash. This little feature, in case of a crash, will ask you whether or not you wish to save and restore an Internet session. The Crash Protection works so well that even if you don’t manage to reopen a previous Internet session, you will still be able to do it by using a nice…Firefox command!
- In the address bar, type about:sessionrestore and hit Enter.
- At this point a menu will open in your Firefox window. On such a menu you will able to choose whether you want to restore a previous session.
- You will also be given the option to reopen previous tabs.
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March 19th, 2011
Very good I searched for this command because I was hoping to restore a PREVIOUS PREVIOUS session but it didn’t have a way to go back any further, still..this is great advice thank you!