I just opened another IE window and the button in the Taskbar reads Slashdot. The IE button in my Taskbar reads at this very moment, and if I hold the mouse there for a second I can see the value of the TITLE tag. Open an IE window and look at your Taskbar. With browsers that support tab browsing the names on each tab usually help out in sorting what tab leads to which site, etc.Įach Taskbar button is clearly labeled. …to open up another window which may or may not be the one you wanted. It’s easier to use then going down back to the taskbar… Also, I have gotten into the habit of just dragging each new IE window on top of the others to line them up (or hitting F11 which makes clutter a moot point). Well, the row of tabs in the browser takes up about as much vertical space as the Windows Taskbar, so the presence of the tabs does cause some clutter as well for any given window size, there is more viewable space in IE. Tabb browsing just makes more sense if you do not like a cluttered desktop. Overall I wouldn’t not want to go back to a non-tabbed browser IMHO because I would get very annoyed quickly at windows opening up all over the place and the clutter would get on my nerves. If you are a hot-key’s addict then Mozilla is great because you can move from tab to tab, side to side with Ctrl-Page up or down in Windows, Linux and OS-X.
This makes moving through pages easier and more sequential. So if I click on yahoo and then yahoo.news, I get yahoo as my first tab and yahoo.news as my second. Also I like how in Mozilla each tab opens in the order that you have clicked on the link too. With browsers that support tab browsing the names on each tab usually help out in sorting what tab leads to which site, etc…. It’s easier to use then going down back to the taskbar to open up another window which may or may not be the one you wanted. I rather have multi-tabbed pages in ONE window with one application in my taskbar. First off all having more then one window open or cluttering up my taskbar is annoying as hell.
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