When I open the window's context menu when the window is maximized, the Restore command is available, but not Size (Resize), and if I click on Restore, the window goes into the minimized state. If you want to quickly restore a tab in Firefox, you can use the Ctrl + Shift() + T shortcut to recover a recently closed tab. Restoring recently closed tabs on the new Firefox is similar to that of the other browsers as well. The Restore and Resize commands are grayed-out and unavailable. How to Open Recently Closed Tabs in Firefox on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iPhone Windows, macOS, and Linux. The only way I can open the FF window when it's in the minimized state is to press Alt+Spacebar to open its context menu and select Maximize. If the window would open even to a small rectangle, I could drag a corner or edge and make it into an intermediate size, but because of this ridiculous situation, there's nothing to grab or drag in either the minimized or maximized condition.īTW, I've closed and reopened Firefox a number of times, I've rebooted Windows a couple of times, I've run it in Safe Mode, and I've re-downloaded and installed Firefox over itself, and all these steps have made no difference.
When it opens maximized you can't drag a corner or edge because that's not an option in the maximized state. The problem is that when Firefox window opens minimized (I can tell the window is 'open' minimized because the Firefox button is visible on the Windows taskbar) there's no way to grab a corner because there's no window. Click to expand.Thank you for your suggestion.
