Is somewhere other than C:\Users\%username%, use the appropriate path. Of course, if your home/profile directory If you have multiple profiles, directories for any additional ones will be named "Profile 1", "Profile 2" and so on. "Default" in "User Data" is a Chrome profile directory. Closing the browser and replacing newer pair of files with the old pair (by renaming them) helps to succesfully recover previous session and even preserve the tab groups - something that SessionBuddy extension can not do. They're now all located inside a single folder %localappdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Sessions and have names looking like Tabs_132655660123456789. I will be checking out "SessionBuddy extension" for Chrome as well, but this solved last night's dilemma.Ģ021 Update: in recent versions of Chrome paths to Session and Tabs files have changed. Now if we could only stop Google from crashing in the first place. Of course I already had the Settings|'On Startup|Continue where I left off' selected long ago, to no avail. This worked after Ctrl+ Shift+ T would not (no response for even the 1st tab), and after right-clicking on new tab and selecting 'restore' was greyed out. Rename "Last session" to "Current Session".Rename "Current Tabs" to "Current Tabs.old".Rename "Current Session" to "Current Session.old".Go to C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default.1 sec 'RESTORE' FROM CRASH.īut I was able to recover my tabs and here is what I did: Way back someone posted this solution for basically manually pulling the tabs even after missing the. I have created the shortcut, but have not tested it yet.) (suggestion was to create a shortcut since this appears to not be a one time occurrence.
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