How to reload all open tabs in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox
Refreshing dozens of tabs one by one is a waste of time, especially if your browser is lagging or you need to update live data across multiple pages. In this guide, you'll learn the quickest ways to reload all open tabs at once in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Firefox using simple menu options and keyboard shortcuts. Plus, find out why this feature is different on mobile devices!
Can you reload all tabs on mobile?
Most mobile browsers do not have a built-in option to refresh all open tabs at once. Instead, each tab must be reloaded manually.
If you have many tabs open and want to attempt a "bulk refresh," the best workaround is to completely close the browser app (by swiping it away in your "Recent Apps" or "App Switcher" view) and then reopen it. This often forces the browser to reload the active tabs from scratch.
Why is this feature missing?
This limitation is mainly due to performance and battery considerations. Automatically refreshing multiple pages simultaneously would:
- Drain your battery quickly.
- Slow down your device significantly.
- Consume more mobile data than intended, which could be costly for users not on a Wi-Fi connection.
Chrome, Edge & Brave
Chrome, Edge, and Brave are Chromium‑based browsers, so the steps are identical.
To refresh all open tabs in Chrome, Edge, and Brave on a computer, follow these steps:
- Click on the first tab.
- Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard.
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Click on the last tab.

- Right-click on one of the tabs.
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Click Reload.

Firefox
To refresh all open tabs in Firefox on a PC, follow these steps:
- Right-click on one of the open tabs.
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Click on Select All Tabs.

- Right-click on one of the selected open tabs.
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Click Reload Tabs.

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