Mozilla Firefox 3.0.3 Productivity Tip – The Save and Quit Feature

Posted by J.J. under GTD, Productivity, Shortcuts | Read the First Comment

If you have personal or any work project that takes longer time to finish, you would surf numerous websites for related information as you reference for your upcoming projects. Mozilla Firefox has done a great job on displaying several websites via multiple tabs.

Although current Internet Explorer has this particular “Open Link In New Tab” feature, but the latest Mozilla Firefox 3.0.3 able to save your recent tabs when you want to close your browser.

Here’s what I did:

I usually worked until late night as I had to finish my class after 9.30 p.m. When I came back home from  work, I would surf around sites – from checking emails, facebook profiles, and searching for related resources for my work; and I normally viewed most of these sites by using the “Open Link In New Tab” feature.   I can surf whatever sites I want and I’ll use this particular feature as much as possible.

If let’s say I haven’t completed my work at night and I want to leave these tabs unchanged, I will just leave these tabs behind without closing each and every tabs before I shut down my computer.

Certainly, I’ll have to exit the program by clicking ‘X’ at the upper right hand corner of the browser. Please leave the “Do not as next time” box unchecked all the time as shown in the figure above.

Recent tabs will be reopen when I restart the browser without using much time on searching my visited sites.

If you haven’t downloaded Mozilla Firefox 3.0.3 yet, start downloading it here.

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