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Little Tabbies What is "tabbed browsing"? As much as Firefox and Internet Explorer want you to think of it as a "big deal". It's not. Actually, it will appeal to the neat freaks among you because you can browse many sites in a single browser window. This differs from the way TC normally browses the web, each link opening in a new window and the taskbar showing "17" for 17 browser windows open and minimized. Well, with tabbed browsing you have 17 Web sites open, all in a single window.
Below you, as you can see, by clicking the icon which looks like a green plus sign and a gold star, you can add any site open in a tab to your favorites - or you can add all the sites (whether visible or not) which are open in current tabs to your Favorites.
Don't
Like Tabs? No Problem - Here's How To Turn Them Off Sometimes
just because something is the newest rage (tabbed browsing was ushered
in by Firefox, Opera and some private brand browsers like Maxthon and
Crazy Browser which use the Internet Explorer engine) doesn't mean it's
your cup of cappuccino. You might like to have Internet Explorer work
just like Internet Explorer 6 did. If you're one of those who don't
think much of tabbed browsing and want to go back to the "good old days"
when opening pages in a new window (which still has a certain appeal)
was the way things were done, you have the option to turn off tabbed
browsing in Internet Explorer 7 by doing the following: - Open
Internet Explorer
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