Restore Previous open tabs after Windows Update

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An unscheduled reboot of Windows 10 to install updates has deleted all of my open tabs in Edge Chromium. I have no way to restore the previous session, and the "reopen closed tabs" option does not work. I have solved the problem for future tabs by selecting the "Continue where you left off" options in the "On startup" settings, but that does nothing to help me with the tabs I have already lost. You'd think there'd be an easy solution to this with as easily as Windows 10 reboots without permission, but I have yet to find one.

Any help for this annoying (and counterintuitive) issue?

[Original Title: Edge Chromium]

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Anonymous

2021-12-20T17:47:43+00:00

I'm also not seeing the option in settings "on start up" or "continue where I left off" ...

You replied to a post made more than six months ago. Because software is updated frequently, you can never be sure that what applied a long time ago will still apply today. The option you're looking for is now under ⋯ (Settings and more) > Settings > Start, home and new tabs, and it's called When Microsoft Edge starts > Open tabs from the previous session.

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Anonymous

2021-12-23T16:15:27+00:00

That is Why I like more Firefox and Chrome. they do a better job than MS Edge. This is a critic.

Microsoft still running the same issue and doesn't fix the issue with the patches.
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