My less than 2 year old Dell computer decided to take a vacation. All indications suspect that the hard drive is toast. I am using a temporary mini "cube" hard drive call a Nuk from Intel. Here's the problem. In Windows, you can reduce the current window you are viewing by clicking on an icon in the upper right hand corner and go to another website and download photos with out loosing the first web page. The software in this Nuk, is Mozilla Firefox and I do not see any way of reducing the page to be able to go to another web site AND returning to the original site. Any thoughts. Sorry, dynamite in NOT an option here.
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The first time you open Mozilla's Firefox, it looks like it is all one page, but in fact it is one 'tab' that contains all the stuff you need to navigate the internet. Firefox supports having multiple tabs, which means multiple window spaces, each one acting like its own browser.
When you open a new tab, your original tab stays on the web page where it was, so you can go back to it.
To open a new tab, click on the + (plus sign) icon at the right of the current tab, near the top left of the page. See the attached photo with the + sign circled in green.
Hope this helps, Dean
Dean 'Rustoholic' Meltz old and ugly is beautiful!
Dean, THANKS. When you are familiar with one way of doing things (Microsoft) AND it's taken away from you, you feel like a 3 year old trying to push open a door that should be pulled open. Anyway, was able to complete my task and your help was appreciated.
