Unless you live in some sort of odd 1998 time bubble, or are inexplicably using Internet Explorer for something other than demonstration how not to write a browser, you probably use browser tabs pretty much all the time. Listen: As positive developments go, browser tabs are right up there with sliced pizza and the polio vaccine.
Being a clever tab user you are probably also familiar with – and beholding to – the “Undo Close Tab” function. As an extension to that familiarity you have probably cursed out Mobile Safari more than a few times for not having the same function. Sure, you can bring up your history and swipe down to the tab you just closed, and hope like hell you didn’t open it three days ago because now it is about 1,437 items down the list, and … stop. Just stop. Calm down. Mobile Safari does have a “reopen closed tabs” function; you just haven’t found it yet.
Let’s do some finding.
First, tap on the “Show Tabs” icon at the bottom of the screen:
Then tap and hold the “New Tab” icon at the bottom of the tabs view screen:
Zut alors! C’est magnifique! Fermer la porte! All of your recently closed tabs, ready for tapping.
Life, as the kids say, is good. You’re welcome.