If you haven’t tried clearing the settings from Microsoft Edge then follow the steps given below. If you want to restore the option mentioned above then you must go in to the registry settings as Microsoft Edge does not provide any option in its settings panel to enable this confirmation dialogue box again.įollow the method explained below to enable “Do you want to close all tabs?” prompt. This means that Microsoft Edge won’t ever show this dialogue again and all of your tabs will automatically close whenever you close Microsoft Edge. This dialogue box can be permanently disabled if you check “Always close all tabs” option accidentally or intentionally and click “Close all” option. This prompt helps the user to avoid accidentally closing the browser if there are multiple tabs open at the same time. Hovering your cursor over the button causes it to turn red and, for some apps, to display the Close tooltip.If multiple tabs are currently open in Microsoft Edge and a user tries to close the browser, it shows a dialogue box to confirm whether you want to close all tabs or not. It is located in the upper-right corner of any app and displays an X. The Close button is the most popular way to exit apps on a Windows 10 computer or device. How to close apps with the mouse or touch using the red X button How to close apps with the taskkill command in CMD or PowerShellġ.

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