Desktop surfers like Internet explorer and Search engines Internet explorer involve a useful “Undo Shut Tab” function to help you re-open any navigation bars that you may have (accidentally) closed.
You can either use the laptop key pad fast way Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen the most lately closed tab or right-click on an start tab and use the perspective collection as proven in the monitor shot.
A identical function also prevails in the cellular Opera internet visitor of your iPad.
To re-open a lately closed tab in cellular Opera, easy tap and carry the “plus” option – the one that you otherwise tap to start a new tab – and it should display a collection of the most lately closed navigation bars.
Tap a website that you would like to recover and Opera would start it in a new tab without overwriting the present tab. Have a look at this movie screencast for a fast demonstration.
Tabs in the Opera Browser were presented lately and the above would only function if you have improved your iPad to iOS 5. The apple company has not integrated this in iPhone or iPod Touching probably because of the restricted display property. Thank you He Elliott.
Also see: iOS Keyboard Techniques to Speed-up Typing
Restore Shut An eye in Mobile Safari
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuHC4hnbf_Y&feature=player_embedded
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