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Learn how to manage your tabs in the latest version of Firefox for Android.

Firefox for Android lets you easily create and manage multiple tabs. This article will show you how it's done. {note}You can now group tabs into Collections. See [[Collections in Firefox]] to learn more.{/note} __TOC__ =Where are my tabs?= All of your open tabs are stored in the tabs tray. This is also where you open a new tab.<br> ;[[Image:Firefox tab tray|width=300]] Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=20]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. ;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] ==Private tabs== You can also view sites in Private browsing mode if you don't want Firefox to remember your browsing or search history. There is a separate tabs tray for your private tabs. To view your open private tabs: #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=20]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. ;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #Tap the Private browing [[Image:fxios 13 pb]] icon to view your open private tabs. ==Synced tabs== Once you’ve [[Sync bookmarks, tabs, history and passwords on Android|set up your free Firefox account]] on Firefox for Android, you can sync your bookmarks, logins, open tabs and browsing history between devices. There is a separate tabs tray for viewing and opening your synced tabs. To view your synced tabs: #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=20]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #Tap the Sync [[Image:Firefox iOS 39 Synced icon]] icon to view your open synced tabs. =How do I open a tab?= ==Open a new blank tab== Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=20]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. ;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] *To open a new tab, tap on the [[Image:FenixNewTab|width=40]] button at the bottom right of the tabs tray. *To open a new tab in Private browsing mode, tap the mask icon to view private tabs and then tap the {button + PRIVATE} button. ==Open a link in a new tab== #To open a link in a new tab, do a long-tap on the link to open the contextual menu. #On the contextual menu, tap {menu Open link in new tab}, or select {menu Open link in private tab} to open the link in your private tabs. #To quickly switch to your new tab, tap on the '''SWITCH''' option that appears immediately after you open a new tab. =Reload an open tab= To reload a tab, simply pull down from the top of the screen while viewing the tab. This will refresh the webpage and display any new information or changes. To disable this feature: #Tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] three dots in the bottom right corner of the screen. #Tap {menu Settings}. #Tap {menu Customize}. #;[[Image:Customize|width=300]] #Under ''Gestures'', tap the toggle next to '''Pull to refresh'''. #;[[Image:Pull to refresh|width=300]] =Change open tabs view= You can view your open tabs in '''List view''' or '''Grid view'''. ;[[Image:Android tab tray - list]] [[Image:Firefox tab tray|width=220]] To switch how your open tabs are displayed: #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=00]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #Tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] three-dot menu button in the tabs tray. #;[[Image:Android menu icon|width=300]] #Tap {menu Tab settings}. #;[[Image:Tab settings|width=300]] #Under ''Tab view'', select either {menu List} or {menu Grid} view. #;[[Image:Grid view|width=300]] =Reopen previously closed tabs= {note}'''Note:''' Private browsing tabs will not appear in your history, so they cannot be reopened.{/note} {for m82} #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=30]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #From the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] three-dot menu button, tap {menu Recently closed tabs}. #;[[Image:Recently closed tabs|width=300]] #Tap the tab you want to open. {note}'''Tip:''' You can also view your recently closed tabs in the ''History'' panel.{/note} {/for} {for not m82} #Tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=30]] three-dot menu button next to the address bar. #;[[Image:Fenix79Menu]] #Select {menu History}. #;[[Image:History|width=300]] #A list of recently visited sites will appear. Select the site you want to reopen and tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=30]] three-dot button of the page you wish to reopen. #Tap {menu Open link in new tab}, or select {menu Open link in private tab} to open the link in your private tabs. #;[[Image:Open in new tab|width=300]] {/for} =How do I close tabs?= ==Close an open tab== #Tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #In the tab tray, tap the '''✕''' on each tab you want to close. #A ''Tab closed'' notification will briefly appear after each closing, tap '''UNDO''' to reopen the tab. #;[[Image:Tab closed - undo|width=300]] ==Close all open tabs== #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=30]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #From the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] three-dot menu button, select {menu Close all tabs} #;[[Image:Close all tabs|width=300]] #A ''Tabs closed'' notification will briefly appear, tap '''UNDO''' to reopen these tabs. #;[[Image:Tab closed - undo|width=300]] ==Auto-close open tabs== You can enable Firefox for Android to automatically close tabs after one day, one week or one month. Firefox won’t auto-close tabs by default. See [[Auto-close open tabs in Firefox for Android|this article]] to learn how to set your tabs to be regularly auto-closed. ==Inactive tabs== Tabs that you haven’t viewed for two weeks will be moved to the inactive section. This setting is enabled by default. To change this setting: #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=30]]tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #Tap the [[Image:Vertical dots menu|width=20]] three-dot menu button in the tabs tray. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=300]] #Tap {menu Tab settings}. #;[[Image:Tab settings|width=300]] #Under the ''Move old tabs to inactive'' section, tap the switch next to {menu Tabs you haven't viewed for two weeks get moved to the inactive section} to turn it off (gray) or on (purple). #;[[Image:Move old tabs to inactive|width=300]] ==Close inactive tabs manually== #Tap the [[Image:tab icon|width=30]] tab icon next to the address bar to visit the tabs tray. The number indicates how many open tabs you have. #;[[Image:Tab's icon|width=20]] #Tap the trash icon next to '''Inactive tabs''' to close all tabs in that section. #Altenatively, you can also tap the downward-facing arrow next to '''Inactive tabs''' to expand a list of tabs and close them individually.