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Odd, I actually find using tabs more efficient. I can open the program I want, then go to the page I want within that program, rather than having to guess the right Window straight away (which I usually get wrong because I can't see the titles). And you can force thw width of tabs to always be a certain number of pixels, no matter what, meaning you won't get the problem of them being too short to be able to have enough information. [img]smile.gif[/img]
Fo having an input page and an output page, Firefox is more than capable of using tabs and windows at once. And if you get the duplicate tab or clone window extension, you can copy a tab - including all of it's history - into a new Window. But, to each his own for that is the Firefox ideal. [img]smile.gif[/img]
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