Fixed.

I don't see how anyone could prefer it otherwise. All those annoying windows all over the place, all wasting your reasources and desktop space. Also being able to open links in a new tab with the click of a mouse button (the third one) is the most convienent thing ever. No need to hit back like 20 times, just goto the other tab. Tabs are the best thing ever, just like Reki said.

You know, I have dual monitors... and even WITH tab browsing, I still fill up most of the screen space I have. Guess I really like to multi-task.

Yeah I had dual monitors, till one of them died. I could now but using 2 19" CRT monitors is quite unwieldy, and would probably make my cheap desk bow. Of course I mainly used it to keep my IDE, or TV on one side, and webbrowsing, email and chat on the other. So I have learned to live without it, plus playing games in dual screen mode sucks, since if they work at all, you can't scroll to one side, since the mouse just keeps going into the other window.

Back on topic, tabbed browsing FTW.

I've got two 19 inch Acers... they rock. But yeah, the fact that full screen applications such as games and what-not won't let you use your mouse on the other screen is ghetto. There should have at least been a hotkey that lest you possition the mouse to the other screen if the application steals it otherwise.

And yes... tab browsing r0xx0rz /\/\y 50xx0rz

Sumisem: it could be latin. I don't know the language, but there's the possibilty it is latin. In portuguese, you use "Ave" to praise people. But the real mening in port. is "bird". This praising part could come from latin.

Ave Maria's literal meaning is "Hail Mary."
That's because it is the musical rendition of the prayer...the Hail Mary that is.
It's in Latin.

My catholic mate says this is the english version:
Hail Mary, full of grace,
the Lord is with thee,
blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, mother of God,
pray for us sinners, now, and at
the hour of our death.
Amen.

yeah, thats the english version.

theres no reason why scrapper doesnt have the portugese version. i mean, if theres an english version in england, and theres a worldwide latin version, why not... *gets bored*

*leaves mid-sentence*

i think thats a new low for me.

Well, the prayer, sure, the opera, I don't think so.

Since portuguese comes from latin, Ave can mean both the bird and the hail (which i called 'praise' for lack of better word). This IS the portuguese version.

I just didn't know the latin one was shared throughout the world, interesting ^