However, as you can see in the screenshot below, there’s no option to reopen a specific tab only.
You can also alternatively press Ctrl+Shift+T on your keyboard for the purpose. The default tab restore function of Chrome allows you to reopen the last tab via right-clicking anywhere on the title bar or on any of the open tabs, followed by selecting ‘Reopen closed tab’ from the context menu. Closed Tabs is a small extension for Chrome designed to take care of these limitations. Not only are you limited to 10 tabs max for restoration, but you also don’t get any option to open a specific tab from the recently closed ones without having to go through them in chronological order. Although very useful, this option is quite unintuitive for a couple of reasons. For instance, sometimes when you accidently close one or more tabs the restore function allows you to get back up to 10 of your last closed browser tabs with ease. If you are one of those people who work with many tabs open, you would likely be aware of the importance of the tab restore feature. Google Chrome is known not only for being simple, fast and lightweight, and supporting the latest web standards, but also for its several decent features that come built-in, such as letting you easily restore or reopen recently closed tabs.
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