Making IE a tabbed browser

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Joe935 said:
Old Gringo wrote:
:> Joe935 wrote:
:> > I tried installing IETab.exe on my Win98 PC but couldn't get it
:> > to work. Any one have any luck with it?
:> > You can download it here:
:> > http://www.tooto.com/ietab/
:> > Joe Calderone
:> > Don't Force it, Use a bigger Hammer.
:> >
:> >
:> I would now like to take the time to ask you to try FireFox :)
:> http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/
:> See Image: http://www.nuboy-industries.com/FireFox.jpg
:> Good Luck
:>
:> --
:> Old Gringo George
:> Magic Weaver Of Life
:> Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
:> Freedom For The World http://www.nuboy-Industries.com


I had tried Firefox back at version 1.0 and 1.1. I was not to happy with the
way it was. Is 1.5 any better?
I am well aware of many of the tabbed browser as I have tried them all and
configured them to my liking.
Joe Calderone
Don't Force it, Use a bigger Hammer.
FireFox 1.5 is not quite there as far as extensions. I am sticking
with 1.0.6 for a while longer. I really enjoy the simplicity and
ease of use FireFox offers. I also recently downloaded Maxthon
browser which seems to be a good competitor for Opra & IE. Good Luck
and thanks for the comments on my Web Site.
 
Old Gringo wrote:
:> Joe935 wrote:
:> > I tried installing IETab.exe on my Win98 PC but couldn't get it
:> > to work. Any one have any luck with it?
:> > You can download it here:
:> > http://www.tooto.com/ietab/
:> > Joe Calderone
:> > Don't Force it, Use a bigger Hammer.
:> >
:> >
:> I would now like to take the time to ask you to try FireFox :)
:> http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/
:> See Image: http://www.nuboy-industries.com/FireFox.jpg
:> Good Luck
:>
:> --
:> Old Gringo George
:> Magic Weaver Of Life
:> Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest
:> Freedom For The World <http://www.nuboy-Industries.com>


Thanks Old Gringo George, I didn't realize a right click on a tab had a drop
down. Make IETab a little more useful.
Asi I mentioned a new tab will open if you right click on a link on a page
and click open in new.

Lot of work. I simply click once on the middle button, but then I use
Mozilla. I can also open a new blank tab by using CTRL-T. So simple.
 
I spoke too fast.

The tabs are not managing real IE windows. There's only one display
window. Each time you click on a tab, that single page is reloaded from
the URL the tab is referring to. So if you have a form on a page, fill
it in partially, go to another tab and come back to the form, your data
are lost.

Another plus for Mozilla.
 
I use Maxthon, based on the IE core, a really cool tabbed browser with
lots of options. Incl one I make use of a lot -- it'll recover from a
crash or stall and ask if you want to open all the tabs you'd selected
when it went down.

www.maxthon.com
 
Kittie said:
I use Maxthon, based on the IE core, a really cool tabbed browser with
lots of options. Incl one I make use of a lot -- it'll recover from a
crash or stall and ask if you want to open all the tabs you'd selected
when it went down.

www.maxthon.com

Same here. I'm really hooked on Maxthon.
 

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