How to Restore All Web Sites Previously Open in Google Chrome

Chrome is an Internet browser released by Google that offers a minimalist approach to browsing. One feature of Google Chrome is the ability to restore all opened Web sites in the event of a crash or an accidental exit. For example, you have a dozen pages of Web sites open and you accidentally close it. When you reopen Google Chrome, all Web sites are automatically reopened.

Instructions

1. Click "Start," "All Programs," "Google Chrome, "Google Chrome." Alternatively, you can click the "Start" orb and type "chrome" in the instant search box. Google Chrome appears in the list for you to choose.

2. Click the "Wrench" pull-down menu on the far right-hand corner of your screen and choose "Options."

3. Select "Restore the pages that were last open" radio button from the Basics tab and click "Close." The next time Google Chrome crashes and you reopen the browser, all Web sites are restored automatically.

References

• Lifehacker.com: Power User's Guide to Google Chrome