There are a few things you can do to keep your tabs always open. First, make sure you have a good organization system in place. This means having different folders for different types of information, such as work, personal, and social media. Second, make sure you have a way to quickly access what you need. This could be something as simple as an electronic calendar or a note taking app that allows for quick and easy access to all of your important information. Finally, make sure you are constantly learning new things. This could mean reading articles or watching videos on different topics. By keeping your tabs open and learning new things, you will be able to stay ahead of the curve and stay organized!
While browsing with Microsoft Edge, you sometimes need to restart your machine or log out while in the middle of an important task or research process. Luckily, there’s a way to tell Edge that you’d like to preserve all your tabs and reopen them the next time you restart. Here’s how to set it up.
First, open Edge. In any window, locate the ellipses button (three dots) in the upper-right corner and click it. In the menu that appears, select “Settings.”
When the “Settings” tab opens, click “On startup” in the sidebar.
In “On startup” settings, select “Continue where you left off.”
Next, close the “Settings” tab. The next time you close and restart Edge, your tabs will be right where you left them.
And if you’d like to always open the same set of pages every time you open Edge, navigate back to Settings > On startup and choose “Open a specific page or pages” from the list you just visited. Just below that, you’ll be able to set whichever pages you’d always like to see when starting Edge.
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