How to set reminder that I am closing multiple tabs?

On another computer, I had set a reminder to warn me if I was
closing more then one tab. I cannot find a way to set this warning on a different computer.
Handicapped and need simple answer.

Tools > Options > Tabs: [√] "Warn me when closing multiple tabs"

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