Tab overload? How to control what happens when you start your browser - Fox News

Having too many open tabs does have a drawback, though.

Let’s review how to set up your browser to open with your previous tabs or a fresh one. ?

You can customize Google Chrome to open with a new tab or reopen the same tabs you were using when you last quit the browser: .

To open Chrome to a new tab: .

Open Chrome and click the three vertical dots, then Settings. .

Click On startup and select Open the New Tab page. .

To continue Chrome where you left off: .

Open Chrome and click the three vertical dots, then Settings. .

Click On startup and select Continue where you left off. 

You can launch Safari with a new window, a new private window, all the windows from your last session, or all the non-private windows from your previous session. 

To open Safari to a new window: 

Next to "Safari opens with," select A new window or A new private window from the dropdown menu. 

To open Safari and continue where you left off: 

Next to "Safari opens with," select All Windows from last session or All non-private windows from last session from the dropdown menu. 

To restore your previous session on Firefox startup: 

Launch Firefox, click the menu hamburger button, and select Settings, then the General panel. 

Below Startup, check the box next to Open previous windows and tabs. 

Launch Edge, click on the three-dots icon, and select Settings. 

To have Edge open with the same tabs from the last time you quit: 

Launch Edge, click on the three-dots icon, and select Settings.