If you go through a lot and it wasn’t one of the most recent that was exited then you’ll be out of luck because only the. But for now I achieved the functionality I wanted and found an answer to my question. Scroll down to 'History' and you’ll find the most recent tabs closed. If anyone has more info on this I would happily still accept an answer. I set a different start page and now my pinned tabs are preserved. Normally my question wouldn't make sense, but I seem to have stumbled on one edge case where pinned tabs are lost - when your start page is set as a new tab and your new tabs are set as empty tabs. I looked through some other questions, but didn't find any that addressed this specifically.ĮDIT: i learned that in general the pinned tabs are preserved. I read the top 3 google results, and I tried some other unsuccessful searches on MS sites. No, because, although I do use Chrome elsewhere and love it, this laptop is meant to be wiped clean every so often (sometimes every month) and I don't want to keep installing other software over and over. No, because sometimes the last tabs I had open were my online banking, or other things that I don't want to pop up automatically. There are certain advantages (like Ctrl+1 hotkey) to pinning vs bookmarking, After that, you have returned to normal desktop in Windows 10. Then click Apply and OK to save the changes. On the right-panel, go to the Desktop icon settings.

Here is what I have tried and considered, but didn't work out. Right-click on the desktop and choose Personalize. How can I pin a tab, and save the pinned tab after closing Edge? The problem is, when I close Edge, the tab is lost. I visit a certain website almost every time I open my web browser, and I pin that tab to easily re-visit it.

Where did my pinned tabs go