Recovering the prior Safari session on a Microsoft Windows system

If you are using Apple's Safari web browser on a Microsoft Windows system and need to recover a prior browsing session, if Safari crashes or you have to kill the application through the Task Manager, because it is no longer responding, you can recover all the open windows and tabs from the prior browsing session for Safari 5.1.7 once you restart Safari by using the Alt-i key combination to have the History menu appear, then selecting "Reopen all Windows from Last Session".

If you would like to have Safari automatically reopen all the prior tabs and windows when you restart Safari, click on the gear icon at the top right-hand corner of the browser window, then select Preferences, then select "All windows from last session" instead of "A new window" for the value for "Safari opens with".

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Evernote Web Clipper for Safari on Windows

The Evernote Web Clipper is available for Safari on a Microsoft Windows system from here. Once you've installed it, you will see the Evernote elephant head icon at the top left of the Safari browser window, slightly to the right of the buttons that allow you to move forward and backward in the tab history.

To login to Evernote, click on that icon and hold the button down until the login window appears.

Once you've logged in, you can click on the button again to save web pages as an article, simplified article, full page, bookmark, or screenshot.

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