Try using the lates version of Netscape, ver 7.0.
It has a tab feature much like tabs on file folders.
You can have multiple links open in the same window each titled with tabs at the top of the window. So you might have CNN open in the first tab, while browsing TER or escort malls in other tabs. When the Boss or SO walks in simply click on the CNN tab, Walaaa in just nanoseconds the cnn window is the only window appearing.
TIP: What makes this feature really helpful is that when you browse sites with many links to view, you can keep the original page open all the time. Instead of clicking on a link , just right click and gives you the option to open in new TAB. This is really nice when you are at an escort mall and want to view many ladies without closing the original home page.
Oc--out
How hard would it be to install a 'panic button' that one could hit and it would link to CNN or some other mainstream site? I've had some close calls at work lately. Thanx
i keep a second browser window open just for that reason.
Try using the lates version of Netscape, ver 7.0.
It has a tab feature much like tabs on file folders.
You can have multiple links open in the same window each titled with tabs at the top of the window. So you might have CNN open in the first tab, while browsing TER or escort malls in other tabs. When the Boss or SO walks in simply click on the CNN tab, Walaaa in just nanoseconds the cnn window is the only window appearing.
TIP: What makes this feature really helpful is that when you browse sites with many links to view, you can keep the original page open all the time. Instead of clicking on a link , just right click and gives you the option to open in new TAB. This is really nice when you are at an escort mall and want to view many ladies without closing the original home page.
Oc--out
not a small button, and not rely on the internet traffic to load CNN. I open a full screen folder with lots of files inside. My browser leaves some edge around the screen. During panic, it's still very easy to click any area outside the browser.
Logging on from work can be very risky....all large companies monitor their workers internet activity.
If you are on a network, every time you access a URL, your company's server is logging your tracks. Erasing the history from your computer dosen't do anything. Your tracks are not readily apparent to yout IT staff, but they can very easily access it if they want/need to
A button that logs you off of your TER name / account would be usefull. For example: If someone got on your computer and brought up the pages you have been looking at, re-opended TER, it would still show you as logged in with your user name. whatever the situation, a log out button is needed.