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With web browsers becoming the de facto application launchers in desktops and several web applications (e.g. gmail) being used continuously, it is very important that an ill-behaved web site is not able to crash the entire web environment. At most, it should crash itself, without affecting the other web sites showing on other windows/tabs or requiring firefox to restart. | With web browsers becoming the de facto application launchers in desktops and several web applications (e.g. gmail) being used continuously, it is very important that an ill-behaved web site is not able to crash the entire web environment. At most, it should crash itself, without affecting the other web sites showing on other windows/tabs or requiring firefox to restart. | ||
[[User:Mrcgran|Mrcgran]] 19:34, 27 October 2006 (PDT) | [[User:Mrcgran|Mrcgran]] 19:34, 27 October 2006 (PDT) | ||
==Independent sessions per tab/window== | |||
Currently, any web browser I am aware of shares sessions across all instances of the browser (windows/tabs). It would be nice to separate a window or tab and create a new session within it. This would allow you to have, say, two different GMail accounts logged-in at the same time without needing to have two different web browsers. | |||