Thank you for the tabs feature. I didn't know I needed it until I started using it. I use it all the time now. The background loading makes a dialup connection much more bearable - I can continue reading the current page while the secondary page(s) load - fantastic!
My only request is that the tab context menu not get crowded with power-user menu items. I'm talking about: * Close Other Tabs * Reload Tab * Reload All Tabs For 1.0 please lets just have * New Tab * Close Tab For power users, keeping the menu short means they can use it fast because they don't need to read and analyze each option and don't need to move the mouse pointer far. For average users, keeping the menu short makes Mozilla less intimidating and easier to learn. Close Other Tabs ---------------- Close Other Tabs will probably cause more annoyances due to accidental clicking than be of assistance. If the context menu is kept lean and mean, it will be fast (and safer) to close each tab in rapid succession. Reload Tab ---------- I can reload the current tab by either of * Keyboard: Ctrl+R * One click on Reload Button Why would I use two mouse clicks to reload using the tab context menu? Reload All Tabs --------------- I really have to stretch my imagination to find a scenario I would use this. Perhaps a web designer would want to repeatedly reload several pages to test rendering results as he/she makes updates to a site's global cascading style sheet. I don't think that is compelling enough. Dustin
