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Why You Should Never Have More Than Nine Browser Tabs Open
I often hear people complain that their browser is slow and unstable. It’s easy to blame browser developers for using sloppy coding practices and not managing memory correctly, but in my experience there’s a more common element: people who insist on having dozens of browser tabs open at once. That’s an unproductive and pointless practice and everyone should stop it immediately.
Easily Browse The iTunes Store By Dragging Icons To Your Browser
We all know that iTunes and the Mac App Store are available from any web browser, but they don’t exactly allow you to “browse” the store like you can in iTunes. If you want the flexibility of a tabbed web browser with the browsing ability of iTunes, you can get the best of both worlds with a little drag-and-drop action.
Set A Custom New Tab Page In Firefox
Firefox: If you’re not a big fan of the speed dial tab in the newest version of Firefox, Mozilla Links shows us how you can customise the page to load any site of your choosing with a simple edit to the about:config file.
Chrome Now Syncs Open Tabs Across Devices
Google Chrome now keeps all of your opened tabs in sync across your desktop, laptop and Android device (if it’s running Ice Cream Sandwich and has Chrome for Android installed). You never have to worry about leaving a web page behind.























