Use the shortcut or the panel
Press ⌘⇧T on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows and Linux, type /reopen, or open the Island panel and choose an entry from Recently Closed.
reopen closed tabs
Get the tab back, not just its address.
Closed the wrong tab? Blanc keeps a short, local undo history for each window, so you can pick the tab or group you meant to bring back.
undo a close
Pick the one you meant.
Bring a group back together
Closing a named group records one undo entry. Reopen it to restore its ordinary tabs together, including its name, member order, and pins.
Keep each window’s history independent
Reopening in one window uses that window’s list. Use Forget for one entry or Clear all to remove the list.
a short second chance
Some pages can return without a reload.
For about 30 seconds
At most one eligible closed page per window can retain the same page for about 30 seconds. Reopening it during that time can preserve things such as scroll position and text you were typing without fetching the page again.
After that, it may reload
A still-recent entry falls back to a safe navigation snapshot or its URL. Page state is not guaranteed, and Blanc never silently resubmits a form. Loading, recording, quiet, and other ineligible pages do not receive the same-page recovery window.
An undo buffer with limits
Recently Closed holds up to 25 entries per window, and entries expire after one hour. It lives only in memory and ends when the app quits.
ready when you are