Windows 10: "Do you want to close all tabs" How set it up to close just one tab?

I have tried what I could find on the web to set up 10 to close just the one tab I'm in. I'm at a loss , is there a way with multiple tabs open to close just one. In 7 it was easy, why eliminate the easy way in 10? Is there a way to do it, it's important. Otherwise all tabs close and we have to open them again. If you open multiple tabs they do show up on the top taskbar. However if you want to eliminate just one, you have to go through the "do you want to close all tabs", and they all close.

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Do You Want To Close All Tabs?

Hello Christine,

To better isolate the issue, please clarify the following:

• Did you make any changes prior to the issue?
• Did you try restarting the computer after checking the box beside "Always close all tabs"

However, we suggest that you refer to an answer given by Venishious A on this
link.

Just choose 0 = off when editing.

Thank you.

 

Do You Want To Close All Tabs?

@ Christine / Vincent

C.f.

How to get back closing all tabs warning in Microsoft Edge?


I won't mind following up any questions about the technique there but if you are having trouble with the result think it would be best to deal with that here.



HTH

Robert Aldwinckle

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Where your tabs are shown above the address bar, just click on the X in the single tab you want to close. My tabs show above the address bar:

 

That's true, the item will show in the upper taskbar. The problem is you can't close it completely, you have to minimize it. If you red X it out, all that are saved above are also gone. Microsoft needs to give us the option to close out an individual item while saving the others. I guess if they read these threads, there is nothing else to say on the subject. I haven't tried clicking on the single x by the item. If it works then great.

 

I close single tabs one at a time all the time. You click on the X in that individual tab.