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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Safari says I’m about to clear more tabs than I am aware of having open when I clear history and website data I have noticed since iPadOS 17 that when I clear history and website data it gives a timeframe option and a clear tabs option along with telling me how many tabs will be closed before it clears. The number of tabs it says it will close is always more than the number of tabs I am aware of having open. Right now, for instance, I am aware of having just this one tab open as I write this, but I can go to clear history and website in settings, as I just did, it says “This will close your 2 tabs.” Prior to my recent clear I had 1 tab open, that I was aware of, and it said it was going to close 9 tabs. I have no idea where they could be. 1 may have been a private tab, but it would be 1 maximum. How could I have 9 tabs open that I am unaware of? Where can they be? How can I access them? Is anyone else using tabs on my account? Am I part of a bot-net somehow? Does anyone at Apple have answers? Because no matter how many times I clear history, anytime I open safari and go to a single site it says I have two tabs open if I go to clear it again. iPad Pro, iPadOS 17 Posted on Jan 20, 2024 5:38 PM Posted on Jan 20, 2024 7:25 PM I don’t have other tab groups or private tabs open. I cleared my history and had it clear all tabs, then opened safari, went to one site, went back into settings and went to clear history again and it says it’s going to clear 2 tabs. I want to know where this second tab is. Is it a glitch? Is safari opening a hidden tab somewhere else that I can’t access? Is my iPad cloned somehow and everything I do opens up on someone else’s machine? It’s freaky to see and just makes me feel like my iPad is not secure! I don’t know if you’ve tried it on your iPad but go to clear your history and website data and when that window pops up for timeframe and tabs see how many tabs it’s saying you’re about to close and see if that matches up to how many you think you have open. Similar questions Can't clear all history in Safari Over the past week I've been unable to

Different variable, or has a hard-coded min-width that can't be changed in the config file.Strange. #16 This. Vertical tabs are the way. Wtf that looks more complicated than trying to find the initial reply of a reply of a reply in reddit. RiP to reddit btw. #17 If you have enough tabs that you need to scroll through them, then you have too many tabs open :p #18 What the fuck? How many tabs do people keep open? 5-6 max for me lol. You gotta pump those numbers up. #19 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. #20 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. Try Vivaldi, it supports this feature natively plus many more features. It's a great browser. Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door #22 Ah the classic- How do I do this?- You should not do that because I don't like itvery useful everyone.OP, as far as I know setting the minimum tab width to "0" in about:config is the best you can do. It dramatically increases the number of tabs you need to have before it starts scrolling, but it eventually does it. I'd also love for a way to have it act like Chrome. #23 wouldn't use Firefox anymore without this.It reverts Firefox tabs to the way it used to be. I hate what the default Firefox does (they're functionally not tabs anymore).Not sure if thats what you're looking for exactly OP but it worked for me personally #24

Learn how to set Safari to automatically close open tabs after a day, week, or month on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac so that your web browser is not unnecessarily burdened with old, useless tabs.Several open tabs can slow down Safari and eat up precious system resources. The issue is exacerbated if you set Safari to open all links in new tabs, leaving you with a bunch of tabs that you probably don’t even know are open.In order to prevent that from happening, many people manually close their open tabs, but the problem is you have to remember to do that in the first place. Thankfully, Safari has the ability to automatically close all open tabs after a specific period of time, and this tutorial shows you how to do that.On iPhone and iPad1) Open the Settings app.2) Choose Safari from the main list.3) Tap Close Tabs underneath the Tabs heading.4) Choose how you want Safari to automatically close tabs:Manually: Safari won’t automatically close tabs.After One Day: All open tabs will be cleared after 24 hours.After One Week: All open tabs will be cleared after a week.After One Month: All open tabs will be cleared after a month.On Mac1) Open Safari on macOS Sonoma or later.2) From the top menu bar, click Safari > Settings.3) Go to the Tabs section.4) Click the drop-down menu next to ‘Automatically close tabs‘ and choose After one day, After one week, or After one month.Whenever I visit my parents and use their iPad, I’m totally flabbergasted by the sheer amount of open tabs they have in Safari without them even realizing it. Try as I might, my Mom just couldn’t be bothered to grasp the concept of tabbed browsing. Me being nit-picky, I couldn’t stand the sight of dozens upon dozens of open tabs, so what I’d do is close them manually in order to make Safari more responsive and easier to navigate. With this handy setting, I’ll just set her device to auto-close all open tabs each and every day—it’s one less thing to worry about!Useful Safari tips:How to use Safari tab groups on iPhone, iPad, and MacHow to pin tabs in Safari on iPhone, iPad, and MacHow to save all open Safari tabs as bookmarks on iPhone and iPad

To respond again. After that I was logged in and everything had been synced.It may well depend on how many tabs you have open at the time it hung.For various reasons, and it never normally causes issues, I was probably running with 100+ open at the same time,I had a few tabs, as I always have several "tasks in progress" that need the info, but nothing like that many. I did try removing ones I thought I could easily retrieve, but after three goes I was getting fed up of it "not responding".Waiting for minutes/hours/overnight on the "hope" of eventually getting a response is not the mark of a useful browser - especially when Windows 10 updates keeps forcing me to restart the system.I've had the problem three times now, and in each case, it's when Windows has decided to do a major update in the background without telling me.It's almost as though Opera is using a file in Windows, which the update changes on the fly, and then Opera gets its knickers in a twist.Maybe because I normally have so many tabs open, otherwise without issue, the file update causes something to re-sync which then fails.even when I save all open tabs to a speed dial folder, it doesn't take long, maybe a couple of minutes at most.It's also noticeable that when Windows is updating itself, Opera Crash Reporter (or whatever it's called) itself crashes.Bill

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. How do I close multiple open windows in Safari? On my old iPad (2014) I would double click home button and then see all the open windows as tiles. Not figuring this out on new iPad Air iOS 15. Posted on May 1, 2022 8:25 PM Posted on May 2, 2022 2:35 PM Hi, JulieC5684. "Close all your tabsOn any open page, touch and hold , then tap Close All Tabs.You can also close tabs from the Tab Overview Screen. Touch and hold Done, then tap Close All Tabs."For more information, such as closing individual tabs, check out this article: Use tabs in Safari on iPadCheers. Similar questions close all Safari windows iPad Pro How do I close all open windows on a new iPad Pro? The help file says to click on the tabs icon, then Close all Windows, but that option does not appear on my iPad. Thanks! 2697 6 How to close Safari Windows on iPad? When you hit the Multitask ... up at the top, and see the windows below, how do you close them?Note: I selected the wrong iPad and iOS below, but can't edit. It should be the latest gen iPad Pro and iOS 15.4 4573 1 Closing safari windows on ipad How to close many safari windows (not tabs) on ipad? 8844 1 Closing Windows on iPad Air 5th gen

Over the past few years, I have downloaded several third-party web browsers for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, and the one I have found most advanced and feature rich is Atomic Web. While many mobile browsers have their unique features, Atomic Web could well be considered the professional browser for advanced web users. With each version of the app, the developer has included features that make navigating the browser more user friendly and useful for bookmarking, managing and saving websites and pages. Atomic Web outshines the iOS version of Safari by a long shot. It even matches it in speed. But if you go to the developer's site, he doesn't do a great job of showing off what Atomic Web can do. So let's explore some of its outstanding features.TabsTabs are the core features of most web browsers. For some odd reason, the iOS version of Safari does not include tabs near the top of the browser. You have to tap to a page of open pages, and then tap again to open one of them. The open tabs for Atomic Web can easily be accessed menu style near the top of the browser.Admittedly, accessing tabs in a web browser is no longer an advanced feature, but the way you can navigate tabs in Atomic Web is pretty unique. You can, of course, tap on individual tabs, but Atomic Web is also set up for navigating using MultiTouch options. Let's see how they work. MultiTouch OptionsInstead of having to tap individual tabs, you can use the multitouch/finger gestures to go back and forward between web pages, close pages, move from between tabs, increase and decrease the font size on the current page, share a link, clear all tabs, and lots more. So if you want to move forward to the next open tab, you could set up a gesture to simply swipe or tap three fingers on a page to move to the next tab.The number of multitouch options are nearly overwhelming, but as you realize what type of actions you perform most while browsing, then its simple to assign those actions to a finger action. Press and Hold Pressing and holding your finger on a link will deliver up several options, including Open Link, Open in New Tab, Open in Background Tab, Download File, and Copy it. If you are on a page where you want to open