Tabbed browsers have dramatically changed the way we surf the web because it allows us pull up multiple websites in a single browsing session.But this convenience allows us to get carried away opening way too many tabs, which takes up a lot of memory. That's why it's prudent to close tabs that you no longer need to keep your Internet browsing to slow to a crawl.As a result of this housekeeping, you'll likely close the wrong tab on various occasions, which can result in scanning your History file to figure out which site it was that you still wanted to read.Today's tech tip is an excellent solution to the inadvertent closing browser tabs.When it happens, just press the Ctrl-Shift keys (Command-Shift for Macs) and tap the letter 'T' in any of the popular browsers.When you do, it'll re-open the last tab that was closed automatically reappear bypassing the major hassle of searching your browser history file.Whenever you want to re-open more than one closed tab, just keep tapping the same k
