Chrome developed by Google; One of the most used browsers on Android, iOS, MacOS and Linux operating systems. The browser, which is popular with its useful features, tests the restore all tabs function for Android devices, which is only in the desktop version. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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In the desktop version of the Google Chrome browser, all closed tabs can be restored at once. The handy function comes in handy for opening accidentally closed windows. However, this feature is not currently available on Android devices. Google Chrome browser now also restore all tabs for Android devices will allow the use of. The restore all tabs feature is expected to work on Android devices as well as the desktop version.
The restore all tabs feature was first noticed while testing on Chromium. Chromium is the web browser that Google uses to test its new features. The new function is expected to be launched first in the Google Chrome Canary version.
Chrome Canary can be downloaded by anyone from the Play Store. However, since it is not a stable version, it is possible to encounter many errors while using the resources. It is unclear for now when the restore all tabs feature will come to the stable version of Android Chrome.
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