One of the most versatile features that most browsers offer us is its ability to remember where you left off the last time you closed it. This makes it a really useful feature for every user. However, Safari on Mac does not have this feature enabled by default. Or perhaps you might have disabled the functionality or maybe you just don’t know how to activate it.
Well, in this guide today, our purpose is to serve those Mac users who are having a difficult time continuing from where you left off in Safari. For this, we have two methods that we’ll walk you through in the guide below. The first method is by altering the settings of the browser and the second method is a keyboard shortcut for making Safari remember where you left off. So without any further ado, let’s look at how to continue from where you left off in Safari on your Mac.
How to Continue From Where You Left Off In Safari On Your Mac
Method 1
- Click on the Safari menu
- Go into Preferences
- Next, head over to the General tab
- From there, select the Safari Opens With All Windows from Last Session option
- That’s it. Safari will now remember the activities and restore them after every restart.
Method 2
Looking at the first method, we know that it will come in handy at instances where you accidentally quit Safari or your Mac turn off. However, using the command+q keys to close Safari will intentionally tell your system to remember where you’re leaving off. So if you used these to keys for closing Safari, then Safari will remember where you left off the next time you open it.