Do you often accidentally close Google chrome tabs? The new browser function will save your life.
the next time You accidentally close a Google chrome tab — and I’m afraid it will happen to most of you more often than you’d like — Google plus’s browser will have a ready-made feature that will allow you to do so opens faster, almost instantly the web page you accidentally closed.
At least that’s recommended for a new series Promise posted in browser codewhich refers to a system of instant recovery of closed tabswhich will sooner or later be available in Google plus Google chrome.
Recently closed tabs are cached
As we have seen, the published code refers to a feature that makes it possible Immediately open a recent tab. To do this when the usuario accidentally closes a tab, Google chrome It stores the content of the page in memoryInstead of immediately deleting it to make room for new tabs.
In the case of the usuario Get the tab within fifteen seconds after that On closing, the data is retrieved from memory instead of having to reload the entire page content.
Google plus Google chrome already emplees a afín technique when it comes to this Navigate forward or back on a pageso when you return to a previous page or when you return to the next page on the web, Google chrome loads almost instantly by storing its contents in memory.
for now, this function is not implemented. Google plus is working on including it in the canary version of the browser first, vía an en fase de prueba or “flag” feature. Later, the remaining browser versions will no longer be accessible.