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 "I use tabbed browsing because I often find multiple links I'm interested in on a page.  I tend to jump around a lot when I'm surfing or looking for something.  I'll then keep those tabs open, read them and then close them when I'm done.  But then if I want to go back to that tab, I can never figure out what path I took to get there.  I know there's the 'Recently Closed Tabs' in the Bookmark dropdown, but I find that it's not organized well and I can't find that 1 article that I was really looking for, so I have to open them all up again which is annoying, and then search through them again.  I wish there was a way to tag the article I was interested in, so my 'Recently Closed Tabs' section would remember that." [[User:aarondruck|aarondruck]]
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+"I prefer adding tabs to adding windows when opening related pages. It's easier to navigate between the tabs because they are always locked at the top of browser window, and there are keyboard shortcut to tab through them. Windows tend to get lost and require more clicking/mousing around = more time. One problem is when you right click on a link and 'open link in new tab' the link open in a new tab as though it's the start of a new browsing chain, you can hit Back to see your path to that page. It would be nice if you could 'open link in new tab' and the browsing history/path was transferred into that new tab." [[User:lbtran|lbtran]]
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