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My wife has just updated her OS to Mojave. She believes that prior to this update, she could close finder window, reopen it and find that all her tabstabs were restored. That is, she thinks that Finder was saving her "session", allowing for her to close finder, only to have that last session restored.

I am not sure about this - I do not remember this feature, although my memory is rather... what was I saying?

Anyway, if any of you have some insight/knowledge or solution I'd appreciate hearing it.

My wife has just updated her OS to Mojave. She believes that prior to this update, she could close finder, reopen it and find that all her tabs were restored. That is, she thinks that Finder was saving her "session", allowing for her to close finder, only to have that last session restored.

I am not sure about this - I do not remember this feature, although my memory is rather... what was I saying?

Anyway, if any of you have some insight/knowledge or solution I'd appreciate hearing it.

My wife has just updated her OS to Mojave. She believes that prior to this update, she could close finder window, reopen it and find that all her tabs were restored. That is, she thinks that Finder was saving her "session", allowing for her to close finder, only to have that last session restored.

I am not sure about this - I do not remember this feature, although my memory is rather... what was I saying?

Anyway, if any of you have some insight/knowledge or solution I'd appreciate hearing it.

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How to make finder launch to the previously closed location, on startup?

My wife has just updated her OS to Mojave. She believes that prior to this update, she could close finder, reopen it and find that all her tabs were restored. That is, she thinks that Finder was saving her "session", allowing for her to close finder, only to have that last session restored.

I am not sure about this - I do not remember this feature, although my memory is rather... what was I saying?

Anyway, if any of you have some insight/knowledge or solution I'd appreciate hearing it.