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How do I restore a browser session in Firefox?

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If I shut down my browser/laptop properly, then open up the browser again, it doesn't ask to restore the session. I can't add bookmarks to every link I browsed.

Is there a way that browser can ask whether you want to resume/restore the previous session the next time you launch it?

I am using Firefox.

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answered 2 Years ago nstitutencert · Accepted Answer

You can do this. Type about:config in the browser address bar, and accept the warning. Look for browser.showQuitWarnig and set it to true.

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Once you do that, every time to close the browser, you will get a box that asks if you would like to save your sessions before you quit. You just answer yes, and the next time you open the browser, you will get back to the previous sessions.

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