How to restore accidentally closed web pages in IE

Before introducing the method, let's talk about two common scenarios of accidental shutdown:
Common cases
The first type is the unexpected crash of the browser when browsing the web page. This type of situation has a great impact and may cause all the web pages we are browsing to close.

The second type is our incorrect mouse operation. We accidentally clicked the close button to close the tab page or a single IE window being browsed. This type of situation has a relatively small impact.

After introducing the two common cases, we will introduce the solution based on different situations in sequence.

Solution
In the first case, we only need to enable the "auto crash recovery" function of the IE browser. After the settings, when your IE browser is accidentally closed, after you restart the browser, you will receive a prompt "whether to restore the disabled web page", so that you can continue to browse and close the previous content.

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Setting method

1. Click "tools" and select "Internet Options ".

2. Click the "Advanced" tab. In the browsing section, select the "auto crash recovery" check box and click OK to save the settings.

Tip: This method is only applicable to IE8 and later versions. After setting this function, you must restart your computer to make it take effect.

In the second case, you only need to open a new tab page in IE to find the page that was accidentally closed.

Procedure

Open a new tab page in IE9/IE10, click "reopen closed tab", we can see the list of closed web pages, and click the corresponding web page to restore. If you accidentally close the entire IE window, click "Reopen Last Session" next to it to restore the accidentally closed page on the new tab.

After creating a tab page in IE8, you can see the list of closed web pages:

In addition, the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + T can restore the recently closed webpage ~