Get Crafty With Mozilla's Firefox

This is a common question for Firefox users. I am copying it verbatim from CPU magazine. Not a personal favorite, but it was $1 at a magazine shop, so I bought it. Anyway, hope this helps fellow a Firefox user.

"...loading a suite of predesignated sites in their own tabs is even cooler. To load multiple sites at startup, create a Firefox window with the tabbed pages you want, in the order you want. To open a blank tab, right-click a bookmark and select Open In A New Tab. Select Options from the Tools menu. In the General section, click Use Current Pages."

Sweet. I just did it. Anybody have questions let me know. We're one small step closer to computer zen baby baybay...

 

I'm gonna add another Firefox feature to this post.

Well, if you like Firefox, and tabbed browsing.

This is a second feature and different from the below feature. Quoting from CPU magazine, page 98, November 2004 issue, in the section Get Crafty With Mozilla's Firefox.

"...Suite Bookmarking. You can also create a bookmark to load multiple tabs in a window. Again, assemble the sites as tabs and press CTRL-D to open the Add Bookmark window. Check the Bookmark All Tabs In A Folder box, name the collection, and select Bookmarks from the Create In drop-down menu. The new entry becomes a folder in your Bookmark list, which contains all of the tabs as individual bookmarks. When you highlight this folder in the Bookmarks menu, the pop-up menu gives you the option to open all the tabs in a single windows. If you are naviagting Bookmarks with your Bookmarks sidebar open (CTRL-B), right-click the folder of tabs and use the Open In Tabs command.