Creating a desktop shortcut of a frequently visited web site saves you lot of time. In Firefox there is no direction menu option to create a desktop short but Internet Explorer 7.0 allows you to create one by following the menu path File->Send To-> Shortcut to Desktop. This is a traditional way. Now lets see another quick option that works in both IE and Firefox to create the desktop shortcut
We often need to open the previously visited web pages in a new tab or window without loosing the current page. Especially when we navigate away from search results page we may need to open the search results page without closing the viewing page. In Firefox 3 to open a history page in a new …
We browse many web sites daily and the new web sites that add up to our browsing list keep growing daily. But how do we remember the URLs of all these web sites? It is very difficult to remember URLs of all the web sites that we want to browse. It is not only the …
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Lifehacker blog has published a good tip on duplicating current tab page and its history in Firefox 3. To duplicate the current tab page, hold the control key while you drag and drop the current tab on the free area next to tabs. Ctrl+Drag a Tab to Copy It and Its History [Lifehacker]
