on 1/14/03 19:53, Gerald E. Uhlan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
> Tabbed browsing?  Tabbed groups?  Huh?  What is that?

First, you probably already know the feature that most browsers have where
Command-clicking a link causes a new window to be opened for the link. Or
you might have visited pages that have a list of links that open a new
window when you click on each. This is handy if you want to load a bunch of
pages and then read them one at a time.

Now, imagine being able to have these links open as a new tab in the current
window. Add the option to have the tab open in the background and you can
click 20 links or more without having to do any navigation. When you've got
all your tabs loaded, you click on them one at a time to see the
already-loaded page. When you're through with a tab, simply type command-w
to close it. That's tabbed browsing.

Tab groups are even better. Internet Explorer lets you define toolbar
favorites and I'm sure everyone here has a few. It also lets you define
folders for grouping favorites together. You can place folders in the
toolbar for easy access. I have a couple of these in my toolbar with which
every morning I select all the items one by one. Some may lead to further
links and I deal with these with the aforementioned command-click. It works
pretty good.

Tabbed groups mix the two concepts together. You define a group of favorites
that you want to load *simultaneously*. Click on the group in the toolbar
and Chimera loads all of the bookmarks each in it's own tab.

Hopefully, I've explained all of that well enough for you to understand. Of
course, you can always go to Mozilla.org and try Chimera out for yourself. I
can't tell you how much easier it makes surfing sites like Fark or
MacSurfer.


-Mick
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