It is clear that if there is something that characterizes the Apple computer system, it is that they make everything easier and therefore we have greater productivity. Many are the brand haters who say that in macOS Sierra the only thing they have innovated with is the name, but I wanted to see those people with data synchronization like the one we already enjoy in this system.
But let's go to what we are going to do and in this article what we are going to tell you is one of the benefits that we have in mind Safari, the macOS browser that surely you do not know and that from today you are going to use more than you think.
It is a keyboard shortcut that what it will do is prevent us from having to go to the browsing history to be able to open a page again in a tab that we have closed at a certain moment. As for the time that can pass between when we close the tab that we want to open again and the moment when we execute the keyboard shortcut, tell you that There is no set time and you are going to be able to do it whenever you want.
When we are browsing through Safari, many are the times that we find ourselves in the situation that we accidentally close a website and then continue browsing for later wanting to reopen that same website in a Safari tab as you had it.
In Safari we have a keyboard shortcut that will allow you to open the tabs that you have previously closed in new tabs, that is, what this keyboard shortcut does is invoke each of the webs that exist in the history of Safari by opening them in reverse order in new tabs.
The keyboard shortcut we are talking about is shift+cmd+T. Every time you press the shortcut that we have mentioned, a new tab will open with the website you last found.
it is also valid to use CMD + Z 🙂