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Editors’ Review
Download.com staff
Though it isn't exactly a must-have, this novel Firefox extension quickly clones currently open tabs. Duplicate Tab is accessible on the context menu of your browser window. The copycat tab contains the browsing history of the tab from which it was copied. From there, you can conveniently browse to-and-fro using the cloned tabs history, without losing the information on the original page. You can also open new windows and instantly unite them into one with a few clicks or configure advanced settings to use the mouse to do it. Most users can get along without the slight convenience this application gives, but Duplicate Tab worked perfectly, used minimal resources, and didn't interfere with other plug-ins. Since it doesn't cost anything, we think multitaskers and compulsive Firefox surfers will get the most use out of this simple freeware.
What’s new in version 1.3
Version 1.3 has removed the feature of selecting "Duplicate Tab" from the context menu of tab bar.
There is no reason this can't be supported on Linux or FreeBSD.
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Can't use it.
perfect !!!
au79scorpion
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great for web page work!
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thank
obyadalyasy
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great extension for firefox
osama baba
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easy to use n a gr8 tool to help u around while surfing it provides you with more options while surfing n makes life alot easier.
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Good product...
gabemorr
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It is a good product.
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But I don't think that many people would like to duplicate tabs that often... Abnormally large filesize for a FF extention...Doesn't work with FF 1.5.2
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Simple but useful
Foxhound4444
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This is simple but is useful. Its hard to explain when you'd use this. But i've used to to go to multiple areas of the same web page at once. If that makes any sense.
Duplicate Tab allows you to clone a tab along with its history. So you can browse forward or backward in the history of the cloned tab, while reading the current page in the original tab. You can duplicate a tab to a new window or to the same window as the original tab. Duplicate Tab also allows you to open a link in a new duplicated tab, so the new tab will contain the history of the original tab. Another feature is the ability to merge windows: When you have several windows open, you can merge all tabs in all windows into one window, thereby closing the other windows.
