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How do I access the session immediately prior to my most recent session?

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I know how to restore my previous browsing session, but how can I easily restore the session before that?

I have been keeping a number of tabs open for future reference, and had an unexpectedly short session soon after rebooting which meant that I hadn't yet accessed the previous session.

The only route I know would be to recontruct the session by combing through my history. Is there an easier way?

I know how to restore my previous browsing session, but how can I easily restore the session before that? I have been keeping a number of tabs open for future reference, and had an unexpectedly short session soon after rebooting which meant that I hadn't yet accessed the previous session. The only route I know would be to recontruct the session by combing through my history. Is there an easier way?

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No, Firefox only keeps one session.

A possibility is to bookmark all open tabs (right-click the tab bar).

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