IE7 Open Last Closed Tab Add-In

Posted By: Sarah Perez | Oct 2nd, 2007 @ 1:57 PM
If you've ever accidentally closed a tab in Internet Explorer 7 when you didn't mean to, then you will know how handy this IE7 add-in can be. With the IE7 "Open Last Closed Tab" add-in, you don't have to search through your internet history to find the page you were just on; instead, just hit "Alt-X" and the accidentally closed page automatically reappears in a new tab. If you hit "Alt-Q" instead, the add-in will display a Quick Tabs Style View, which is like IE7's built-in Quick Tabs view, but features just recently closed tabs. Click on one of the thumbnails from this view, and the page will open in a new tab. This is one of those add-ins that you might not need all the time, but when you do need it, you'll be glad it's installed. The add-in is available via a free download from the Windows Marketplace.
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#Oct 2nd, 2007 @ 2:50 PM
luebster
luebster
Do you know if it's possible to map the keyboard shortcut to Ctrl-Shft-T so that it works like Firefox?
#Oct 2nd, 2007 @ 5:12 PM
quikboy
quikboy

IE7 Pro already does this.

IE7 Pro has something called Tab History, and it show a long list of tabs before they were closed. It offers up to the last 15 tabs.

I suggest anybody with IE7 download IE7 Pro. IE7 Pro offers a lot of IE7 enhancement add-ons all in one package. It's very convenient and I haven't noticed anything bad happen with it.

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