One of the biggest additions to the new Internet Explorer is ‘tabbed browsing’. An unbelievable feature that you will wonder how you did without once you start using it. Tabbed browsing was first introduced by the lesser known Opera browser, and brought fully to life with Firefox. Tabbed browsing allows you to open multiple Internet windows without cluttering your taskbar and makes them easy to find with easy to read tabs in your window.
Explaining tabs is difficult, so instead, watch the video I put together for you below. I am using Internet Explorer to explain the tabs, but the technique is applicable to Firefox, Google Chrome, and Apple’s Safari.
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Thanks Rick for the explanation of how to use the new tabs. It answered many questions for me.
But I tired IE 7 beta, & it had several glitches. I had several people @ Dodge Truck World say the same thing. Were we just lucky?
Rick, thank you so much for your description of Tabbed browsing feature of Internet Explorer 7.