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Windows Phone 7 : Browsing the Web - Browsing with Tabs

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You probably already know how handy tabs are. Tabs let you keep multiple sites open at the same time so that you can bounce back and forth without the hassle of typing a web address. The good news is that Internet Explorer Mobile also offers tabs, and it lets you keep up to six sites open at once. Six is fewer than your PC browser allows, but it’s plenty on a phone.

1. Open a New Tab

  1. In Internet Explorer, tap Tabs.

  2. Tap New to open a new browser window.

  3. Tap the address bar, and start typing the web address. If you see the one you’re looking for in the list, tap it.

  4. Otherwise, when you finish typing, tap Go.


Warning:

Smartphones are data gluttons. Be sure you’re familiar with the terms of your service contract. Maybe you’ve heard tales of folks who mistakenly thought they had unlimited data plans—and wound up with a $10,000 phone bill? All true.


2. Switch Among Open Tabs

  1. In Internet Explorer, tap Tabs.

  2. Tap the tab you want to open.

  3. To close a tab, tap the X icon.


Tip:

If you see a number in the Tabs icon, it shows how many tabs you have open.


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