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* Using a single browser window at all times | * Using a single browser window at all times | ||
* Setting behaviour of links (open in background, open in new tab) | * Setting behaviour of links (open in background, open in new tab) | ||
* Ability to turn tabbed browsing off, or at least no functional way to open links into tabs unless specified (e.g. right clicking a link and selecting 'open in new tab'). It's a great feature, but some people prefer the previous method. | * Ability to turn tabbed browsing off, with a simple check box, or at least no functional way to open links into tabs unless specified (e.g. right clicking a link and selecting 'open in new tab'). It's a great feature, but some people prefer the previous method. | ||
* Ability to drag and drop a tab from one window to another without it having to reload. What if I am filling out a form and I move the tab in the middle of the process? | * Ability to drag and drop a tab from one window to another without it having to reload. What if I am filling out a form and I move the tab in the middle of the process? | ||
* Ability to open a tab in any specific window from any other window instead of just 'open link in new tab' or 'open link in new window', useful for organizing information during research | * Ability to open a tab in any specific window from any other window instead of just 'open link in new tab' or 'open link in new window', useful for organizing information during research | ||