Most of the time, a web browser behaves like this because we changed some settings that we might already have forgotten. So if you’re one of the users with this problem, here are the things you should do: First solution: Change Chrome’s startup settings In fact, you may only need to do a couple of procedures to rectify the behavior of the browser. However, problems like that occur every now and then but don’t worry as they’re not really that serious. We want our web browsers to behave the way we want them and not just to open old tabs of websites we previously visited. While it’s apparently not a serious issue, it can be very annoying as you will have to close those tabs one after another, and sometimes they can make your computer run slowly. If (error = 'Error: Tabs cannot be edited right now (user may be dragging a tab).Some users reported of a problem involving Google Chrome that reportedly opens old tabs on start up. The following are examples of how to declare each permission in the manifest: ) Unlike host permissions, activeTab does not trigger any warnings. The "activeTab" permission activeTab grants an extension temporary host permission for the current tab in response to a user invocation. They can also interact directly with the matching tabs using methods such as tabs.captureVisibleTab(), tabs.executeScript(), tabs.insertCSS(), and tabs.removeCSS(). Host permissions Host permissions allow an extension to read and query a matching tab's four sensitive tabs.Tab properties. Instead, it grants an extension the ability to call tabs.query() against four sensitive properties on tabs.Tab instances: url, pendingUrl, title, and favIconUrl. The "tabs" permission This permission does not give access to the chrome.tabs namespace. There are three permissions developers should be aware of when working with the Tabs API. For example: creating a new tab, reloading a tab, navigating to another URL, etc.
Most features do not require any permissions to use. The Tabs API can be used by the service worker and extension pages, but not content scripts.
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