Windows 10: How do I Restore the 50 tabs I lost on top of my Chrome browser screen?

How do I Restore the 50 tabs I lost on top of my Chrome browser screen? Where are the restore points on Windows 10?

What if I did not set up a restore point history. Is there another way to restore the 50 lost tabs? Help would be very

appreciated. Thank you

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How to manipulate Google Chrome's tab position?

I'm fed up with Firefox, probably a lot to do with me persevering with XP on my desktop, so I've switched to Chrome as a browser, however, I have a small problem.

I use Rocketdock at the top of my screen and with Firefox it is not a problem because the tabs are below the line of the dock icons but now that I've switched to Chrome the tabs are right at the top of the screen and obscured by the dock icons.

Is there a way to shunt Chrome's tabs down a notch, like those in Firefox.

Tom.

Firefox.




Chrome.

 

Reset the default browser to Google Chrome

Hi,

Welcome to Microsoft Community. I apologize for the inconvenience.

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if the changes apply to the system.

• Press Windows logo + X keys on the keyboard and select
  Control panel from the context menu.
• From the top right corner of the screen click on
  View by and select Large icons.
• Select Default Programs and click on
  Set your default programs from the window.
• Under Programs, select Chrome browser, click on
  Set this program as default and click on OK.
• Close the window and check if the changes are effective.

Let us know the status.

Guru Kiran

 

Chrome---lots of white space at top of screen

Not exactly sure how to word this. When I go to Chrome, this is what I see, from top to bottom:

1. Tabs at very top.
2. Address bar.
3. Below address bar, huge amount of white space, then a line.
4. Content.

The huge white space takes up precious screen space. I want to get rid of it. At one point, Chrome/Google had some stuff there, which I deleted. But I cannot find a way to remove the white space. This wasn't there when I was running Windows 7 two weeks ago.
Now I am running Windows 10.

Thanks.