Luckily Google Chrome remembers your web page browsing history, and regardless of what went wrong you should be able to fully recover. You're not the first person this has happened to, and you won't be the last. Or, to no fault of your own, Chrome decides to crash on you for no apparent reason.

You're working on notes, emails, switching tabs, everything is going great… until disaster strikes: you accidentally click the wrong pixel and the tab you needed disappears without warning. You have no idea how you got there, but you're there now and that's all that matters.? Imagine you are doing research for a project and, after clicking through a ton of links, arrive at the perfect source of information. Interactive chart illustrating Chrome browsers rise to dominance over time.

JavaScript line chart created using JSCharting with data from But this rise in popularity has led many to struggle with losing important web pages, research, and sessions with lost or closed chrome tabs. Chrome has become the world's most popular web browser by offering performance and features that best its competitors.

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