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When I force the immediate exit of Safari with open tabs, then restart Safari, this message appears:

Safari was last opened when opening Windows terminated immediately. Do you want try to open the windows again to open?

If you stipulate that window won't do it again you may have to open and position the window yourself.

I deleted the Safari location before opening Safari, so before the message appeared, everything in ~/Library/Safari was deleted. How can Safari restore everything? I also used the purge command line utility to purge the RAM.

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Possibly in ~/Library/Saved Application State/com.apple.Safari.savedState but I don't want to delete mine to test.

Confirmed as working, by the OP in comments.

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  • Glad to hear it - I'll update the answer now we have it confirmed. Thanks.
    – Tetsujin
    Jun 8, 2021 at 7:35
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When you do have ~/Library/Safari there's a file LastSession.plist in it that is exactly what it's name says. I often save sessions that I want to come back to by taking copies of that file & copying them back when I want to revisit a given session.

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