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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1027617" data-attributes="member: 52014">I&#039;m sorry to hear about your experience with the &quot;Searchgoose&quot; malware and missing windows in Brave.Unfortunately, once you closed the Brave application, it&#039;s highly unlikely that you can retrieve the pre-previous session as it was not saved. However, you may try checking the &quot;Session Storage&quot; folder again to see if there is any file that contains the missing windows.Regarding your question about restoring the missing windows from a file, I&#039;m afraid that is not possible. The &quot;Recently Closed&quot; list only stores the most recent windows closed, and Brave does not have an extended version of the list.As for rolling back the system, that can potentially help in some cases, but it&#039;s not guaranteed to work. If you have restore points available, it may be worth trying to restore the system to an earlier point and see if that restores your missing windows. However, please note that this may also delete any new files or changes that were made since the restore point was created.In the future, to prevent losing your open windows, you may want to consider using a session manager extension that automatically saves your sessions or manually exporting your session regularly. This way, you can always retrieve your previous sessions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1027617, member: 52014"] I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the "Searchgoose" malware and missing windows in Brave. Unfortunately, once you closed the Brave application, it's highly unlikely that you can retrieve the pre-previous session as it was not saved. However, you may try checking the "Session Storage" folder again to see if there is any file that contains the missing windows. Regarding your question about restoring the missing windows from a file, I'm afraid that is not possible. The "Recently Closed" list only stores the most recent windows closed, and Brave does not have an extended version of the list. As for rolling back the system, that can potentially help in some cases, but it's not guaranteed to work. If you have restore points available, it may be worth trying to restore the system to an earlier point and see if that restores your missing windows. However, please note that this may also delete any new files or changes that were made since the restore point was created. In the future, to prevent losing your open windows, you may want to consider using a session manager extension that automatically saves your sessions or manually exporting your session regularly. This way, you can always retrieve your previous sessions. [/QUOTE]

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