For Windows; Control+H is your History. Or Alt then find History in the drop down menu. Then scan that list til you find them. If you know their names you can put that in the search bar vastly quickening the search process.
For Mac: Wish upon a lucky star!

@xin I have no idea what you're trying to say.
So you've experienced blank tabs?
Have you seen more allocated ram improve the situation? If so, how? How long do you typically wait for a blank tab to fill without allocating more ram? How much ram do you have now? How much do you allocate to get an improvement?

I see this problem with many browsers. I'll open a bunch of tabs in the background and wait ample time for them to load. When I go to them I get a blank screen for a few seconds then it loads quickly. A few years ago this never happened. It loaded and waited there for you. Nowadays it looks like it needs to refresh itself just before you view it. This is hugely time wasting and is only useful for a site that is constantly changing by the second which almost none do. We're not all hyper stock traders. Is there a solution for this idiocy? Whoever implemented this must be living on another planet. There must be a solution out there.

@burnout426 Thank you. That is very good advice. When in doubt, check the registry!

@burnout426 I suspect the problem may be that its not in its expected place:
(C:\Program Files\Deluge
Instead its on D drive. I do have this problem occasionally with Win7 that I never had with XP. I tried adding a shortcut to C but it didn't work.

@burnout426 Nope. Hence my reason for posting here. I always look for file associations first. Now I just open the torrent program and load it manually. Seems to work. Utorrent was so effortless but it just takes up so much resources with their add-on ieutorrent.exe program (think that's what it was). Used up 50% of my CPU!

@burnout426 Ah right. That would explain it. I'm using Deluge and BitLord. I've check the settings. I moved the program from C to D drive - that might have messed things up. I try to keep all my programs off of C so when I reinstall the OS occasionally I don't have to reinstall them. Of course that only works well with portable programs but more and more are offering that option thankfully.

@burnout426
No because bookmarks are WAY too important to rely on some flaky, mindless extension creator. So many extensions don't even work - you can't even activate them. Most don't work for long as their flaky designers find something else to keep their minds occupied later. Extensions are something you use to fix a minor problem now. They're great in principle and I use several but they are simply not reliable.

I notice things aren't sorted alphbetcially automatically. I thought if sort from the top it will follow in subfolders. It appears that you need to sort every single folder individually, much like the madness in Firefox. How can designers be this clueless? Who would not want a default sorting system? Does Chromium just make it impossible to do this? Many of us have hundreds if not thousands of folders!

@leocg You would think so but there is no "magnet" in Control Panel, Default Programs.