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Old 20-06-2008, 08:00 PM   #1 (permalink) Top
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helo, is there an internet explorer where i can use so if i come back the next day , i.e switch my computer on, and all the windows i had opened the previous day are already there for me. sorry i know it's sound tricky, but if you can help at all.


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Well firefox has the feature that I think you're looking for (if I understood you). If I have firefox windows open, and I shut down my computer (without closing those ff windows) then when I next turn on my computer and double click ff again, a window pops up asking me whether i want to restore session or start new session. If I click "restore", then firefox will bring up all the same windows & tabs that I had open before and take me back to those very same websites in each window/tab, so that everything is the same as before I shut down.

But I don't know if internet explorer has such a feature; I was under the impression that only firefox has this, but I'm not sure.
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Well firefox has the feature that I think you're looking for (if I understood you). If I have firefox windows open, and I shut down my computer (without closing those ff windows) then when I next turn on my computer and double click ff again, a window pops up asking me whether i want to restore session or start new session. If I click "restore", then firefox will bring up all the same windows & tabs that I had open before and take me back to those very same websites in each window/tab, so that everything is the same as before I shut down.

But I don't know if internet explorer has such a feature; I was under the impression that only firefox has this, but I'm not sure.
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Old 07-07-2008, 02:50 AM   #4 (permalink) Top
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Just wondering, you could Hibernate the computer, and not use Firefox (even though you really should. ) Then when you reboot, all the windows will be open. Not the best way, but it works.
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Opera has a feature where if you close the browser without closing the tabs, they will automatically all come up next time opera is opened.

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In Opera if you go to preferences, there is an option beside startup... "Continue from last time"
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jep, go with Opera.
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