Of course determining a method of distinguishing between the CloseEvent's for Windows (with each Tab receiving its own CloseEvent) and singular Tab CloseEvents. Safari provides event propagation to Safari Extensions, and the particular one you would be interested in is CloseEvent (SafariEvent).
Windows machine allows users to schedule computer to turn on, as a result, you can set computer to auto-start on a schedule.To schedule computer to auto-start at a precise time, we have to enable computer to wake up on alarm and then set auto-start in Task Scheduler. Looking at Safari Extensions, there are a few Tab managers around, however none of them specifically note their support for Tab Undo's except SafariTabs and this functionality was removed from the product for Safari 5 as the developer notes that Safari 5 now provides this as part of the Undo chainĭeveloping a solution for this while it's not trivial, isn't something that is going to be impossible as Apple have done most of the hard work. How to Set Windows 10 Computer to Auto-Start on a Schedule. The second works as you already know, it only works if it's the last thing you did, or you have to undo other things which is the caveat you noted above. The first does just that, re-opens the last closed window, including all the tabs that were open when it closed. Undo Close Tab (as part of the Undo event chain).
The only functionality that Safari currently offers is: The answer is no, Safari does not provide any built-in functionality or shortcut (to the non-existing functionality) to restore the last closed tab.
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