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It was midnight. The witching hour. And also my bedtime. As I was coming back to the family room from brushing my teeth, I heard an exclamation of frustration. I walked in and found my wife scowling.
"What's wrong, honey?"
"Chrome just exploded," she replied. "And I lost all my tabs."
She was very upset. She keeps a lot of tabs open. A lot. I personally practice perfect tab hygiene and never have more than three or four tabs open at once. Yeah… that's the ticket. Never more than… oh, who am I kidding? I have a bonkers number of tabs open, too.
Also: I have 100 Chrome tabs open, but you'd never know it with this sneaky trick
One big difference between her and me is that I use tab groups for most of my open tabs. She does not. Tab groups sync between Chrome instances on other machines, so if one Chrome crashes, those groups should be retrievable simply by logging back into one's Google account.
But her tabs were just there. Out in the open. Sitting pretty, willy-nilly all across the top of her Chrome address bar, getting more and more squished together as she opened and partially read web pages or viewed videos. Her tabs were an active, important part of her working process.
And now, they were gone.
I don't usually like to do tech support after bedtime. But when one's wonderful and incredibly tolerant wife is upset due to a Chrome crash, one does tech support.
I first tried the most obvious thing. We opened her Chrome history and looked at the Recent Tabs section. But Recent Tabs only shows eight recent tabs, as if someone had just started using a computer and didn't know you could have so many more than eight tabs open at once.
Recent Tabs in the Chrome history wouldn't help. Regular history didn't help either because while it showed all her history, it showed all her history. She didn't want to sift through all those history entries, each recorded even if a page was visited for a second. She wanted the pages she had carefully selected and curated for the uppermost real estate in her Chrome window.
So then, I took to The Goog.
Also: Google's favorite Chrome extensions of 2024 can save you time and money
I found a wide range of recommendations that didn't work. During my searches (which I did on my computer so as not to spoil the resident state of my wife's Chrome), I noticed a number of people complain that trying to restore their tabs opened up new tabs and new sessions, which made restoring things all the more complicated.
From that, I have my first recommendation if you lose your tabs to a crash. It's this: Once you reopen Chrome, keep your hands off the keyboard and mouse. Don't try opening history. Don't try opening a ton of windows. Don't try doing a ton of web searches (and yeah, I know, how would you find this article — on your phone, silly).
Basically, you don't want to spoil the current state of the browser or introduce new shenanigans into the process. Let it be. Get a cup of coffee. Say a few "woosahs."
Also: My 5 favorite web browsers – and what each is ideal for
When you're ready, when you're in the proper headspace, when you're cool, calm, and collected, only then should you move on to this next step.
Sit in front of your browser. Flex your fingers, straighten up your posture, place the mouse to the side of your keyboard.
Now, if you're on a Windows machine, press and hold the Control key. If you're on a Mac, press and hold the Command key (the thing that looks like an inside-out clover). While holding one of those keys, also press the Shift key. Now type T.
Boom! One of your tabs will be back.
Type it again. And again. And again. Keep typing CTRL-SHIFT-T or CMD-SHIFT-T over and over again until all your tabs return. Don't worry if new windows open or things move around. Just keep slamming that key combination until things return to the way they were.
You gotta admit, it's a lot easier than finding an actually running DeLorean and somehow getting it to race down the shopping mall parking lot at 88 miles per hour.
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CONTROL-SHIFT-T. CMD-SHIFT-T. T is for time. Think of that key sequence as your own personal tab time machine.
Oh, and my wife got all her tabs back. Happy wife, happy life.
Have you lost your tabs? Did this trick help you get them back? Or did you just give up and declare tab bankruptcy and start all over again? Share your experiences in the comments below.
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MEXICO – The Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla (UPAEP) and the Mexican Space Agency (AEM), announced that Mexico will have its second Nanosatellite deployed from the International Space Station (ISS), the “GXIBA-1”, in 2025.
Salvador Landeros Ayala, general director of the AEM, informed that this new advance in satellite technology, proudly created by Mexican ingenuity, is a development of the UPAEP in collaboration with the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA).
He highlighted that the Mexican team was selected in 2022 to develop this new Nanosatellite in the sixth call of the international competition “KiboCUBE” of JAXA and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA-UN).
Hazuki Mori of UNOOSA, stressed that only two teams in Latin America have achieved this, and the director of aerospace projects at UPAEP, Eugenio Urrutia Albisua, explained that the GXIBA-1 mission is part of the Monitoring and Exploration of Active Volcanoes (MEVA) program.
“The MEVA social mission includes developing advanced technologies to monitor changes in volcanic gases such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide, especially in Popocatepetl, that support scientists in predicting eruptions and protecting vulnerable communities in Mexico,” he said.
For the collection and analysis of this data, components and sensors were programmed in the device, and with the development of artificial intelligence algorithms, such as Machine and Deep Learning, patterns and trends in volcanic behavior will be identified.
He recalled that with the AEM, UPAEP has already developed AztechSat-1, the first Mexican Nanosatellite in the ISS, which was recognized by NASA among the twenty innovative projects in its official publication “20 Years of ISS Science”, and a source of great pride for our country in 2019.
The team of human capital formed at that time with the support of AEM and NASA in design, construction and operation of satellites, and systems engineering methodology and space project management, competed in the KiboCUBE and today collaborates in “GXIBA-1”, he said.
The president of JAXA, Hiroshi Yamakawa, expressed to Landeros that this project will put the name of our country very high, as well as his officials Fujita Tatsuhito, Shibano Yasuk, Kojima Hiromich, and Doi Shinobu, widely congratulated the Mexican community for this new milestone.
The action endorses UPAEP as a special reference educational institution in the country, and contributes to the goal of President Claudia Sheinbaum to develop its own satellites and transform Mexico into a world scientific power, since space is a social good, they concluded.
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The Ontario SPCA York Region Animal Centre is close to reaching its adoption goal this holiday season.
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The centre’s iAdopt for the Holidays campaign, in full swing until Dec. 24, has so far seen 35 animals adopted this month just five short of its goal of finding loving homes for 40 animals over the holidays.

“We’re so close to reaching our adoption goal, and we need your help to make it happen,” says Katrin Schoenmair, manager of Ontario SPCA York Region Animal Centre, in a statement.

“If you’ve been thinking about adopting, now is the time to make the season extra special for an animal in need. Let’s make their holiday dreams come true.”

So far the centre has adopted out 660 animals this year.

Animals adopted from the Ontario SPCA are spayed or neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and go home with food from Royal Canin to ensure a smooth transition.

Visit ontariospca.ca/adopt to view the many deserving animals who have so much love to give and even if you can’t adopt right now, you can donate to support their care.

Visit ontariospca.ca/donate to donate.

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Gov. Greg Abbott is set to announce a new border security strategy today that he said will “deter migrants from making the dangerous journey to illegally cross the border into Texas.”
The announcement on Thursday at 1pm CT/12pm MT will be made from a privately owned ranch in Eagle Pass, Texas, just miles from the Rio Grande.
Abbott’s new effort comes as he seeks nearly $3 billion more in Texas’ next legislative session for border security for his Operation Lone Star. The border security project, which militarized the southern border and spread razor wire across the state, has cost taxpayers $11 billion since its launch in March 2021.
The governor will be joined by Texas Department of Public Safety Director Freeman Martin, Adjutant General of Texas Major General Thomas Suelzer, Texas Border Czar Mike Banks, Association Against Sexual Assault CEO Rose Luna, and ranchers Kimberly and Martin Wall. 
The video will appear below once it begins.
The event will also livestream on Abbott’s facebook page.
Jeff Abbott covers the border for The El Paso Times and can be reached at: jdabbott@gannett.com; @palabrasdeabajo on twitter or @palabrasdeabajo.bsky.social on Bluesky

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