Open The Last Closed Tab In IE7

Posted Mar 22, 2008 by Jason Faulkner  

One of the most useful features that Firefox offers over Internet Explorer 7 is the ability to re-open a tab which was closed. Several times myself, I have closed a tab accidentally in IE7 only to have to try to dig it up in my browser history. This is no longer a problem with the IE7 Open Last Closed Tab plugin.

The description on their website explains how it works:

This is very useful when you accidentally close a tab that you didn’t mean to close. Instead of trying to find it in your browser history, you hit “Alt-X” and it automatically reopens in a new tab. It also supports a Quick Tab Style View, shown when you hit “Alt-Q”, which gives you thumbnails of the previous tabs you’ve closed (like the built-in IE Quick Tabs, but for previously closed tabs). You can then click on the thumbnail of the page you want to open in a new tab.

Enough said. This plugin is complete free and definitely something worth having.

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3 Responses to “Open The Last Closed Tab In IE7”

  1. Hi Ho says:

    I really like the undo button in the Maxthon browser. Not only does it open the tab that I accidentally closed, but the back/forward information is still there so I can hit the back button if needed.

  2. Josh says:

    Get IE7Pro. This has all sorts of added features, tab history, session restore, etc, etc.

  3. z3frog says:

    This feature rocks, and I’ve depended on it many times already because I usually use Opera, which had this feature ages ago!

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