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Hi, <br />
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im not sure if this will help but i adjust me settings to open all of the browser tabs i had open when i last closed chrome<br />
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to do so<br />
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open settings and in the 'on - start up' section select 'Continue where I left off'<br />
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does this solve your problem?
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Hi,

im not sure if this will help but i adjust me settings to open all of the browser tabs i had open when i last closed chrome

to do so

open settings and in the 'on - start up' section select 'Continue where I left off'

does this solve your problem?

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Wow, you were the only one that answered. &nbsp;Soon, very soon after I posted the question did I realize how to set the page tab on the browser. &nbsp;Thanks
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Wow, you were the only one that answered.  Soon, very soon after I posted the question did I realize how to set the page tab on the browser.  Thanks

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Hello, I like the &quot;Pin tab&quot; capability of Google Chrome. &nbsp;What I haven't found a way to do, is to have the tabs I have pinned to open when I open the browser. &nbsp;There is the &quot;Bookmark bar&quot; that I could use, but I'm using the bar for other links. &nbsp;<br />
I have been opening up the tabs by going to the Bookmark Manager to clicking on &quot;Open all pin tabs.&quot;<br />
What I am hoping to do, is to open a browser window and have all the pinned tabs show up.<br />
Might you have any solution for this?
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Hello, I like the "Pin tab" capability of Google Chrome.  What I haven't found a way to do, is to have the tabs I have pinned to open when I open the browser.  There is the "Bookmark bar" that I could use, but I'm using the bar for other links.  
I have been opening up the tabs by going to the Bookmark Manager to clicking on "Open all pin tabs."
What I am hoping to do, is to open a browser window and have all the pinned tabs show up.
Might you have any solution for this?

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