Fast connection.

[MatariChan]

So, I'm sitting here at the KVCC student lounge area. Some of you might have noticed that I respond to things AWFULLY fast (like a freakin humming bird on crack or something) I'm surfing the net with like 20 windows open, for no particular reason. Each window is under something different and used to continue to surf. So I guess my question becomes, do you use all of the windows you make when you surf the net? Or are you guys just taking you're time and reading what people have posted?
I dun read them, though I should, it's more about getting each topic to be grey rather than red ^_^

[Krescen]

I don't use windows, I use tabs, and many there of. New Posts and Online Users are the first two tabs at all time, so that I can have read every topic in the entire forum. I open every unread topic in a new tab and reply as I feel necessary. I do read every topic and tend to give long replies, but my reading and typing speeds are reasonably fast. As I result, I end up seeing everything that is going on.

While not at home, I suffer a bit of slowdown due to using my U3 device for Internet use. Shame I can't run IRC here either.

[MatariChan]

See? I need to start using tabs, but I don't, and most likely won''t XD I don't know why, maybe it seems slightly easier this way.

[Krescen]

Ctrl-Tab switches tabs forwards, Shift-Ctrl-Tab switches tabs backwards. I also use firefox (which is one reason why I depend on my U3 for when not at home), which is quite good with using tabs.

[Salt4UrWounds]

Im so happy someone "invented" tabs.
life is so much easier now xD its just so much more organized and i don't have to look throught 20 windows to find what I was looking for.

[silas101]

Tabs was the best thing that ever happened to internet bowsers

[Krescen]

I see most people are in agreement with my perspective. Twas rather annoying checking through a program group stacked 50 items or so, while using other applications. Really got in the way.

I still use new window for anything completely unrelated, to give a matrix view instead of array view.