"Dan Vendel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Edelstein wrote: > > > One thing I like about Internet Explorer (IE) is that when you request a > > new window, it creates a window at the same page with the same history. > > So, for example, if you are looking at a product page with several ways > > to go to find product details, new windows allow you to explore these > > without losing the first page. You can then go back to the first page, > > create another window, and follow another product path. This way you > > save the windows and can therefore compare details of different products. > > > > > > > > This feature is valuable for other circumstances where you want to > > follow different paths and preserve the results for comparison. > > > > > > > > Is it possible to do this in Mozilla/Netscape? > > > I've also appreciated this. But Moz/NN recent "tabbed browsing" > invention is superior, IMHO. Please note that I'm usually NOT a friend > of neither Moz nor NN, but have to give them credit for this. > > -- > Dan > http://www.vendel.info > Remove SPAMTRAP when mailing me directly. > ------- > "Listen, I am a product of the Vietnam world" > President George W Bush (the "patriot" who saved his own hide and used > his family connections to dodge service in Indochina), November 2002 in > interview with Bob Woodward. >
Dan, OK, I tried tabbed browsing and I see how that works. Thanks. Bill
