FireFox Q
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Any browser generally goes right to the home page or Mozilla page in FireFox. It would take a special programming command line just to see multiple tabs opened let alone multiple sites. You would probably have to have multiple browsers set to different home pages to see that work. IE would open one while FireFox Netscape or Opera would then open up the third.
With tabbed browsing you would simply go to each site after the home page in order to go back and forth to some degree there. The only way seen is with favorites in groups where you open one tab with multiple links seen there. That can be done by following the simple instructions seen at http://www.lifehacker.com/software/firefox/bookmark-and-open-multiple-tabs-in-firefox-127960.php
With tabbed browsing you would simply go to each site after the home page in order to go back and forth to some degree there. The only way seen is with favorites in groups where you open one tab with multiple links seen there. That can be done by following the simple instructions seen at http://www.lifehacker.com/software/firefox/bookmark-and-open-multiple-tabs-in-firefox-127960.php
Are you freaking crazy???
Go to tools-->options
Where you see the homepage locations text box, enter in each webpage, separated by a | (vertical line, not a letter)
Simple as that.
Now maybe you can understand what I was talking about by having a special programming for this to regulate the auto repetition. But whichever browser you use it will have a home page. If your home is 5 pages at once that's what you will get even when trying to open a single page. You would need a special addon where you simply clicked on that to see other pages open at the same time not as a default. It's far easier with tab browsing already there.
pdc76
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all i understand from your post is that you thought it wasn't possible until someone else showed you the way. now you're acting like you knew it all along.
Yea that's fine, just act like you know it all even though you were just proven wrong....typcial.
Emperor_nero
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He doesn't know how to do that. He would rather tear up threads.
The point was actually made when 5-10-15-20 pages were seen when trying have 5 pages open by default instead of having an option to open 4 extras as an option. When you go to open a 6th page what happens? You get 10 instead of 6. What would happen after 20 if that continued? 25-30-35-40- until ??? the bandwidth was cut so small everything locked up.
pdc76
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wth are you talking about? i have 5 tabs loading on startup. i can create a new tab and go to another site. 5 more do not appear. extra tabs only appear when the home button is pressed. i was just stating i'd have to get used to not hitting the home button on the toolbar (it's not necessary since one of the tabs already shows my homepage). when i go to open a 6th page, a 6th page opens. do you even use firefox?
Scrat
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Have you used Firefox????? You see the idea of using TABed browsing is so that you don't have to open another window (clicking on the icon) you just press "Ctrl + t" and a new TAB opens in the same window.
pdc76
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why would i click on the firefox icon again in order to go to another site. just create another tab, that's what they're for.
(why not create a new, empty tab that loads with the others? saves even another step.)if i click on the firefox desktop icon twice, it opens 2 instances of firefox, each with 5 tabs.
try it.trust me, i've been using it for several hours since the idea was posted. once i got used to it, i found it to be very helpful. i only clicked on the toolbar home button that one time.
I'm well aware of tabbed browsing. As far as FireFox you can't run IE on Linux. Have you run Linux?
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