View Bookmarks or Recently Used Tabs in a Salesforce Console in Salesforce Classic
If set up by your Salesforce admin, you
can quickly access any primary tabs that you’ve bookmarked or recently used in a console without
having to search Salesforce.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Note With Summer ’15, Most Recent Tabs was renamed History and bookmarks were added to it to
give you a more streamlined experience for finding and retrieving tabs. These features
aren’t available in Internet Explorer® 7 and 8.
To view any bookmarked or recently used primary tabs, click
History in the console’s footer.
Click the Bookmarks or Recent Tabs column
and select a tab.
You can get each tab’s URL to send it to another user, or remove bookmarks and clear
recently used tabs to start from scratch. Next to each recent tab, you can access up to
ten subtabs when they’re available. Items that don’t display as tabs, such as meeting
request overlays, don’t display in the History footer.
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