Keeping new tabs in Internet Explorer when logging on

sunni

Hi there

When I open new tabs in IE and browse through websites everything is great until I log off. After opening up IE again it just opens the home page and not the tabs that I was previously viewing.

Is it possible to keep these tabs showing in IE everytime I log on?

Regards

sunni

Money_Grabber13579

Yes, as far as I'm aware, when it asks you if you want to close all tabs, there is a drop down menu that you can click re-open tabs. Firefox and Google Chrome definitely allow you to do this

crampo_2

Yes As above is In IE7 , But In IE8 there isn't (unless its somewhere else to be set)

sunni

When I close out of IE (small x top right of screen) it doesn't ask me if I want to close all tabs, then when I double click on IE it just brings up the home page and no tabs??

FireFox

What version of IE is it?
In IE8 you can restore the last browsing session.

sunni

FireFox wrote: »

What version of IE is it?
In IE8 you can restore the last browsing session.

Its IE7, maybe I'm getting side tracked now but what browsers are people using??

crampo_2

Im using IE8. And yes forgot about the "Restore Last Browsing Session" in it. That only works when you open a new tab though?

FireFox

Its IE7

Go to Tools > Internet options -
On the General tab there's a section called Tabs. Click on the Settings button. In the pop up that opens put a tick next to "Warn me when closing multiple tabs"

what browsers are people using??

Can you guess?:rolleyes:

FireFox

crampo wrote: »

Im using IE8. And yes forgot about the "Restore Last Browsing Session" in it. That only works when you open a new tab though?

I think it's also an option in one of the drop downs. (Tools?)
Not got IE8 on this PC but I remember seeing it hidden somewhere up there.

sunni

FireFox wrote: »

Go to Tools > Internet options -
On the General tab there's a section called Tabs. Click on the Settings button. In the pop up that opens put a tick next to "Warn me when closing multiple tabs"


Can you guess?:rolleyes:

Great stuff its worked :-) as for the browsers Firefox that was abit of a silly question, oops........ lol