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By default, Firefox or Cốc Cốc browser will always display the Firefox browser startup page or open a new blank tab, or a specific page desired by the user. However, users can switch to the default mode of opening the last closed tab when launching Firefox on a computer.
Contrary to opening a new blank tab in Firefox, the following instructions will activate the feature to display the last closed tab when launching Firefox, allowing users to restore all recently closed tabs from the previous session.
Open Last Closed Tab by Default when Starting Firefox
Step 1: Press the three-bar icon, then select Settings.
Step 2: In the Settings interface, navigate to the General tab > When Firefox starts section.
Click on the drop-down option and choose Show windows and tabs from last time.
Step 3: Close the Settings window and restart Firefox to see the changes.
Thus, Mytour has guided you on how to set Firefox to open the last closed tab by default on your computer. This trick can also be applied to many other web browsers such as Chrome or Opera. However, for Opera, Google Chrome, or Cốc Cốc, the method of accessing Settings and setting to open the last closed tab may vary slightly.
If you prefer not to open the last closed tab to limit RAM usage when opening Firefox, you can switch to opening a new blank tab in Firefox to reduce RAM consumption and open tabs faster.
Similar to Firefox, readers can learn how to restore the last closed tab on Chrome if they are using this browser. For professional users, choosing the best web browser like these two browsers is not difficult, especially since Firefox and Chrome are among the top-rated web browsers in 2016 as voted by users.
Wishing you success in applying this trick on Firefox.
