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The Mozilla Web Browser
Home This points to a web address configured to be displayed as Mozilla’s start
page.
Bookmarks This button lets you access the bookmarks collected from intranet or
Internet sites.
The Mozilla Organization This points to the home page of the Mozilla project.
10.1.4 Sidebar
The sidebar is located to the left in a separate subwindow.
What’s Related Under this tab, Mozilla can list a number of sites whose topic is
related to the current one.
Search This is an interface to several well-known search engines.
Bookmarks This tab is an additional entry point to your bookmarks, which are
presented here in a tree structure.
History This tab provides a list of the recently visited web pages.
10.2 Working with Tabs
Mozilla can display several web pages at a time in one window by using tabbed
browsing. This is often more convenient than opening a new browser window
for each new document. To display a document (open a link) under a new tab,
right-click the corresponding link then select ‘Open Link in New Tab’ from the
context menu. The different documents are now directly available by clicking the
different tabs arranged at the top of the main window.
As soon as you start using tabs, an extra button appears to the left of the tab bar,
which allows you to open a new empty tab. Press
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T to achieve the same. To
close the currently active tab, click the button with the X to the very right of the
tab bar. Right-click a tab to open context menu that offers several related actions,
such as closing the tab or closing all other tabs.
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