How to use tearable tabs in your browser – Video Tip

This is a quick tip on using an extra feature of tabbed browsing. What’s tabbed browsing? If you aren’t using tabbed browsing yet, you need to start…today! Click here to get started and learn how to put this powerful feature of all modern browsers to work for you.

Today’s intermediate tabbed browsing tip only works in Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera. Microsoft has not implemented it yet in Internet Explorer.

In a nutshell, tearing a tab from your browser allows you to give a tab its own Window. You might want to do this if you are searching for a topic and want to dedicate a window for it, use tearable tabs…it will work in many situations. Watch the video to learn how:

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2 Responses to “How to use tearable tabs in your browser – Video Tip”

1. Chris Smith says:

   December 1, 2009 at 11:18 am

   So awesome! I knew that I could do this with Chrome, maybe because the transitions make it more obvious, but I didn’t know or remember that I could do this Firefox.

   Thanks for the tip!

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   • Rick says:

     December 6, 2009 at 12:35 pm

     Me too…I wasn’t sure if Firefox did it before or not, but the new version works fine. Chrome is pretty smooth though. Wonder when Microsoft will implement it in IE?

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