Re: Grouping tabs and saving group

Chuck Anderson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.multizilla
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Zot O'Connor wrote:

>On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 23:39, Chuck Anderson wrote:
>> How do I group tabs and save them as a tab group?
>> 
>> Suppose I have 15 tabs open and I want to save three of them as a tab
>> group. What's the best way to do that?
>
>Right Click on a tab for the steps...
>
>1)  Move all the tabs to one side (drag and drop), then select close
>tabs on [left|right].
>
>2)  Move the 1 to a new window, then move the other 2 to the same one.
>
>#1 seems faster, #2 keeps the other tabs open.
>
>Or #3
>
>3) saves as a session, open session manage, delete the ones you do not
>want.
>
>
>  
>
Thanks for the reply.

I had deduced these methods. I'm a crossover from TabBrowserExtensions
and Firebird. So far, this is the only functionality I miss - or that
*is* missing (I don't miss the bugginess, though). I have just recently
switched back to Mozilla and Multizilla (from Firebird/Fox and TBE).

Of those methods, I prefer - open tab in new window and then drag and
drop the others to it (I assume that's the best way to add the others).

It would be nice if import or export allowed me to select multiple tabs.
Or if the Tab Manager had export or "open in new window" in it's context
menu. (Or even better, "group these tabs" - so I didn't need to open
another window).

As is, I can certainly make due. I am quite pleased with my return to
Mozilla (been waiting for the minimize bug to be fixed) and Mutlizilla's
thorough functionality.

I should proabably ask in another thread, but .... can Multizilla
recover Tabs from a crash - or should I get Session manager?

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