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Access Your Firefox Tabs As A Menu

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Many a times you may have more than 10 or more tabs open in Firefox. At such times you may not be able to easily navigate between tabs. Tabs Menu is a Firefox plugin which adds a new menu to display all the open tabs as a list.

Using Tabs Menu you can easily navigate between tabs by clicking on any of the tab title in the menu list. This will definitely come in handy when you want to quickly open a tab.

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The tabs menu will show you full titles for each of the tabs thus allowing you to easily distinguish the tabs. I started using this recently and think that it will be part of my must use Firefox extensions. Do you think this extension will be helpful to you. Do let me know through your comments.

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  1. Alfred on November 2nd, 2007 at 1:05 pm #

    I use another solution.
    I run IE, Firefox and Flock, with each browser having a set of related tabs.
    I always have like 15-20 tabs open and this is the only way i can seem to manage them :)

    • keith on November 2nd, 2007 at 2:44 pm #

      Good to hear your solution Alfred. I too use IE and FF together. I generally access some site like mail etc on one browser and other sites on another browser.

  2. Aseem Kishore on November 2nd, 2007 at 2:03 pm #

    Thanks for the info man. I usually end up with like 20 tabs and it’s a pain flipping through them. I’ll give this a shot!