alfredo
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Fri Dec-25-09 01:15 PM
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| Chrome users. Here's a trick I learned by accident. Click and |
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hold one of the open tabs. Now drag and drop it to the desktop. It will become a new window. Now grab it and drag it back to the original window. It will merge with it.
Any other tricks you'd like to pass on?
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Fri Jan-01-10 09:47 AM
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| 1. You can do the same thing with Firefox |
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I have very clumsy hands and find the whole thing annoying.
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Fri Jan-01-10 11:28 PM
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| 2. In Safari, I can drag tabs to make new windows but can't seem to reverse the process |
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Fri Jan-01-10 11:32 PM
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| 4. In I-Cab, I can drag a tab off to make a new window. Dragging the window back seems to restore the |
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tab but doesn't close the window that was dragged
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Fri Jan-01-10 11:29 PM
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| 3. I can't do this in Opera -- but I can drag a tab to my desktop and then launch it as a new tab in my |
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default browser by double-clicking it
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