https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502770
--- Comment #45 from Rafael Linux User <rafael.linux.u...@gmail.com> --- I’m sorry for sending another message here, but this is really the solution for all those who, like me, don’t have a backup of the contents of the ~/.config/ folder. As I mentioned in my previous email, I found it really strange that the size of my file "dolphin_dolphin_dolphin" was much larger than the other copies, and it was very frustrating to have lost the more than 8 tabs with dual panels that I usually keep open (I manage servers). Well, determined to find out what was in that file, I discovered the simplest solution using a text editor to recover your "lost" tabs without needing backups: 1 - Close Dolphin 2 - Run "kate ~/.config/session/dolphin_dolphin_dolphin" 3 - Search (Ctrl + F) for the text "Tab Data" and go to the last line where that text appears. For example, for me, the last line containing that string was "Tab Data 9=". Take note of the number and add 1 to it. In my case, 10. 4 - Go to the beginning of the file, find the line "Tab Count=", and change the number there to the one you calculated. For me, it became "Tab Count=10". 5 - Save the file 6 - Open Dolphin and magically, all your tabs will reappear. And now, I’ll stay quiet. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
