Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"

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From: Smylers
Subject: Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"
Date: 09:41 on 16 Mar 2007

A. Pagaltzis writes:

> I think there even was an unclose-tab function somewhere, but it's
> well hidden; I only stumbled onto it accidentally and now I can't
> remember or rediscover what obscure gesture invokes it.

Ctrl+Shift+T opens the most recently closed tab (and you can do it a few
times to open several recently closed tabs in reverse order).  I'd guess
the keystroke was chosen to be similar to Ctrl+T, which opens a new tab.

Smylers

There's stuff above here

A. Pagaltzis 00:36 on 16 Mar 2007
- Michael G Schwern 04:57 on 16 Mar 2007
  - Peter da Silva 13:51 on 16 Mar 2007
- Phil Pennock 06:39 on 16 Mar 2007
  - Michael G Schwern 06:58 on 16 Mar 2007
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  - Phil Pennock 03:31 on 20 Mar 2007
- Smylers 09:41 on 16 Mar 2007
Joe Mahoney 00:37 on 16 Mar 2007
- Michael G Schwern 04:54 on 16 Mar 2007
Martin Ebourne 08:29 on 16 Mar 2007
- Michael G Schwern 08:58 on 16 Mar 2007
  - Martin Ebourne 12:24 on 16 Mar 2007
- Smylers 09:48 on 16 Mar 2007

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