Restart Maxthon

Going online is now a common thing, and choosing a web browser is just a matter of taste, with an abundance of programs at your disposal. Maxthon is one that managed to make a name for itself throughout the years, and with Restart Maxthon, you can reboot it with one of several different settings.

Simple, short setup process

The package is pretty lightweight, since it’s merely a plugin for the target web browser. Needless to say that Maxthon needs to be installed on the computer you want to use it on. Setting up the plugin requires little effort, which consists of running it, and enabling it when the browser’s main window shows up with the install prompt.
It takes about a couple of seconds for Maxthon to install the plugin, and you can instantly see in the the dedicated toolbar. However, you need to restart the browser so that the plugin can fully integrate, and make its options available. Even though it appears in the plugins toolbar right after it’s installed, it doesn’t work until the browser restarts.

Forced restart with one of several settings

Restart Maxthon is barely visible, with no text tag, but just a stylish refresh icon which slides down with a menu to select the option of interest. In case you don’t see it, chances are the plugins toolbar is disabled, but a couple of mouse clicks can solve this issue.
There are only three options to choose from, all of them involving a restart of the browser. As such, you can reboot Maxthon using Startup Settings, such as pages to show up on normal launch, reopen the visiting tabs, or to show last visited pages.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Restart Maxthon is a simple browser plugin which can be used to close all active tabs, and restart either with startup settings, visiting tabs, or last visited pages. It can come in handy in case you’ve wondered off way too much from your initial navigation plan.