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Seth Rosenblatt CNET

Published: 01 Jul 2009 11:13 BST

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Tab ripping and returning

Many of the changes in Firefox 3.5 are under the hood or laying groundwork for the future. One new feature that's got some visual pop is the ability to rip tabs off into new windows or merge multiple windows into the tab bar. Unlike Chrome, these tabs are not sandboxed.

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