As stated, exiting the browser closes all instances of it and doing so twice is what clears the Recent Tab history. The downside is that this will wipe the Recent Tab history for all your Chrome profiles. The benefit of this is that no one can just open your browser, tap the Ctrl+Shift+T keyboard shortcut and see what you had open last. This trick will only remove them from Recent Tabs. It goes without saying that these tabs will still exist in your history. If you go to the more options menu, the History sub-menu will not show you any recent tabs. Tapping Ctrl+Shift+T won’t open anything. When you open Chrome a third time, the Recent Tab history will be wiped clean. If you’re on macOS, you will have to select ‘Quit’. Open Chrome again, click the more options button, and from the menu select Exit one more time. This will quit all instances of Chrome all windows, and all profiles that are open. If there are tabs listed under Recent tab, click the Exit button on the Chrome menu. Under History, check if there are any saved tabs that need to be cleared.
Open Chrome and click the more options button at the top right. If you’d like to clear Recent Tab history in Chrome, there’s no obvious way to do it. If it was shut down properly, tapping Ctrl+Shift+T will reopen your recent tabs. When you next launch it, you will see an option to restore tabs if Chrome did not shut down properly. When you close Chrome, whether you do it normally, it crashes, you force close it, or your system restarts, the browser keeps a list of all the tabs you had open.
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