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 Recovering closed tabs

Recovering closed tabs

Within a given session, TestArchitect Client keeps track of the tabs you have closed and provides you with a convenient means to reopen your recently closed tabs.

TestArchitect uses a “stacked” format for tracking the history of your tab closings. Hence, when you request the reopening of a tab multiple times, you get the last-closed tab, followed by the 2nd-to-last closed tab, etc.

The following TestArchitect project items are supported:

• Test module
• Data set
• Action
• Interface entity
• Test suite
• Picture check
• Result

There are two ways to quickly reopen closed tabs:

• In the TestArchitect test editor, right-click any open tab. The option Reopen closed tab appears on the context menu:
  
  

  Important: 
  TestArchitect remembers up to the last five most-recently closed tabs.

• Alternatively, a keyboard shortcut is available. Press Ctrl + Shift + T to reopen the most recently closed item.

  Tip: 
  Repeat the above steps to cycle through and open closed tabs starting from the most to the least recent.

The selected item is reopened as the active tab.