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Revision as of 07:52, 30 April 2008
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* A new button is not necessary; a new tab can be opened using Control+T or the File -> New Tab menu item. | * A new button is not necessary; a new tab can be opened using Control+T or the File -> New Tab menu item. | ||
** The problem is that not everyone knows about the keyboard shortcuts or that tabs even exist. An optional new tab icon in the tab bar would be brilliant because it could introduce new users to a feature they may have never seen before. SeaMonkey has it and Mozilla had it, and the people I know who still use IE use the new tab button. Even I'd use it, because, when I'm browsing, I mostly use the mouse. --[[User:Fyc|Fyc]] 22:12, 4 April 2008 (PDT) | ** The problem is that not everyone knows about the keyboard shortcuts or that tabs even exist. An optional new tab icon in the tab bar would be brilliant because it could introduce new users to a feature they may have never seen before. SeaMonkey has it and Mozilla had it, and the people I know who still use IE use the new tab button. Even I'd use it, because, when I'm browsing, I mostly use the mouse. --[[User:Fyc|Fyc]] 22:12, 4 April 2008 (PDT) | ||
** Not many people use keyboard shortcuts and I think putting a new tab button is a strong necessity.I guess the only popular browser not having a new tab button is Firefox. | |||
== Page thumbnails for tabs == | == Page thumbnails for tabs == | ||