How to reopen the opera browser without losing previous opened tabs in windows 10?

If you’re using Opera version 12 or earlier, you can find your tabs by opening the “Tab History” page. To do this, go to the Opera menu, select “History,” and then select “Tab History.” If you’re using a newer version of Opera, your tabs are automatically saved and can be accessed by opening the “Recently Closed Tabs” page. To do this, go to the Opera menu, select “History,” and then select “Recently Closed Tabs.

Yes, Opera saves tabs. You can choose to have Opera save your tabs when you quit the browser, or you can have it not save your tabs.

To reload all tabs in Opera, simply press Shift+F5 on your keyboard.

Opera tabs are stored in the browser’s cache. When you open a new tab, the browser loads the page from the cache.

To view your recently closed tabs in Google Chrome, open the Chrome menu and click on “History.” Under the “History” heading, you will see a list of your recently closed tabs.

To reload Opera, simply click the “Reload” button on the toolbar. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+R (Windows) or Cmd+R (Mac) to reload the page.

To manage tabs in Opera, right-click on the tab and select “New Tab” from the drop-down menu. This will open a new tab next to the current one. To move a tab, click and hold on the tab and drag it to the desired position.

There are a few ways to recover web pages. If you have the URL of the page, you can try using the Wayback Machine at archive.org. This will show you previous versions of the page that have been saved. If the page has been deleted, you can try contacting the website administrator and asking them to restore it.

In Opera, open tabs are displayed as thumbnails in the start page. To view them, click the “Start Page” button in the upper left corner of the browser window.

Opera GX is a gaming-focused browser that includes features like CPU and RAM limiters, Twitch integration, and a gaming news feed. Opera is a more general purpose browser with a built-in ad blocker and VPN. So, it really depends on what you’re looking for in a browser.

Opera settings can be found in the Opera browser under the “Tools” menu.

You can find out how many tabs you have open in Opera by opening the browser’s Task Manager. To do this, press Shift + Esc on your keyboard, or go to Menu > More Tools > Task Manager. In the Task Manager window, you’ll see a list of all the tabs and windows that are currently open in Opera.

Yes, Opera saves data. It stores your browsing history, cookies, and other information in order to improve your browsing experience. You can clear this data at any time in the settings.

If you want to reinstall Opera without losing your data, you can follow these steps:
Uninstall Opera from your computer.
Download the latest version of Opera from the official website.
Install Opera on your computer.
When prompted, select the option to import your data from the previous installation.

If you’re using the Opera browser, you can switch to the desktop version by going to Settings and selecting “Request desktop site.