Create new tab with bookmark changes 2 tabs and a bookmark problem

Hi,
I'm not sure if this first item is a Multizilla problem, but I think it 
might be a settings conflict between Multizilla and Mozilla settings.

First my setup:
Mozilla 1.4b (have 1.4GA but not using it regularly yet)
Mozilla/5.0 (OS/2; U; Warp 4.5; en-US; rv:1.4b; MultiZilla v1.4.0.4A) 
Gecko/20030421

What happens is say I have slashdot open in tab #1. If I then click on a 
personal toolbar bookmark (or even a regular bookmark) for OSNews then 
it opens a new tab #2 for OSNews. But at the same time it also changes 
tab #1 to OSNews. So instead of having Slashdot on Tab #1 and OSNews on 
tab #2, I have 2 copies of the OSNews webpage. If I do the same thing 
but first open a blank tab #2 then it just loads OSNews in the blank tab 
#2. I have the settings to open a new tab for bookmarks and to use blabk 
tabs first. Is there another setting I'm overlooking, or is there a 
setting that is conflicting?

The other weird thing might be related to Mozilla 1.4 for OS/2 but I 
don't remember it happening before I installed Multizilla. I can use a 
bookmark just fine from the personal toolbar and also from the sidebar. 
But if I try to open a bookmark on the main bookmark menu item it gives 
me an error that says "rdf is not a registered protocol". Is this just a 
Mozilla error? Why am I getting this error and what is the rdf protocol? 
How do I register it?

And yes, I googled a bit and tried to wade though bug reports first. But 
it can be confusing! ;)

A quick note, I actually got Multizilla installed in BeZilla 1.3 for 
BeOS. But I had multiple problems with BeZilla and they were magnified 
after the Multizilla install. I may have installed the wrong Multizilla 
version (same old symptoms like disappearing toolbars) or it may just 
not work well in BeOS. Mozilla ended up crashing so badly it corrupted 
my BeOS install and I'm going to have to do a reinstall to hopefully 
repair it. I don't think anything in Multizilla was responsible. I did 
find it interesting that it even got as far as it did in an untested op 
sys version.
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