Browser Tabs Presented by Keystone Computer Concepts

Tabs – What are they? Tabs are sections of a browser window

Tabs – What are they? Tabs allow you to open multiple webpages in the same window.

Tabs – Who has them? All five (5) of the major browsers: –Internet Explorer 9 –Firefox 4 –Google Chrome 10 –Safari 5 –Opera 11

Tabs – How do you activate them? To open a new tab –CTRL + T OR

Tabs – How do you activate them? –Click on the plus sign Opera, Firefox & Chrome –Double-click Opera –Click on the small tab IE

Tabs – How do you activate them? To open a link in a new tab –CTRL + Click –SHIFT + Click (Opera) OR Right-click and select “Open in new tab.”

Tabs – Advantages You have better control of your viewing because you don’t have tons of Internet windows open

Tabs – Advantages You can do searches and look at different results without losing your original search

Tabs – Advantages You can save an entire group of tabs as a favorite so that you can go back to the pages later without having to redo a search. (Exception: Opera)

Tabs – Advantages To save a series of tabs in a group, do the following: In IE, go to Add to Favorites and click on “Add current tabs to favorites”

Tabs – Advantages To save a series of tabs in a group, do the following: In Safari, Chrome or Firefox, Right-click on any tab and choose “Save all tabs” (sic)

Tabs – Advantages To save a series of tabs in a group, do the following: Doesn’t work in Opera

Tabs – Advantages You can change the order of the tabs simply by dragging and moving the tab where you want it.

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