How do I delete most recent tabs?

Okay, so, deleting just your most recent tabs? It’s a pain, isn’t it? Chrome, why you gotta make it so complicated? I mean, seriously. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve accidentally closed something I really needed – like that recipe I was looking at, or, worse, that online form I’d spent ages filling out. Gone! Poof! Just like that. And then having to dig through my history? Ugh. Talk about a time suck.

Chrome’s whole “clear browsing data” thing? Way too much. Like, I don’t need to nuke my entire internet existence, just the last couple of stupid tabs I closed by mistake. It’s like, imagine wanting to erase just one line in a notebook, and the only option is to throw the whole notebook in a fire. Makes no sense, right?

I wish there was a simple “close last X tabs” button. Wouldn’t that be amazing? Just click, boom, gone. So much easier than wading through the settings, choosing time ranges, and… ugh. It’s just too many steps! The other day, I was trying to show my grandma a picture of my dog, and I accidentally closed the tab. Explaining the whole “browsing data” process to her? Forget it. She just ended up seeing a picture of a cat instead. A cat! My dog is way cuter. Anyway, rant over. Someone needs to invent a better way to do this. Please?