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Working on 'multiple' things at once, and need a lot of tabs opened. Is there a way to add a secone line of opened tabs, as opposed to scrolling back and forth?

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JB58
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Doing important research, needing 12 + tabs opened. Often forget what what I have opened without scrolling back and forth as half of them are hidden.

Was wondering if there was any way of adding a second line of already opened tabs, so that I can see them all in the main window.

Browsed through all the menu tools, couldn't find an option to add that second line on the main page so that all opened tabs can be seen at once along a second line of tabs.

Doing important research, needing 12 + tabs opened. Often forget what what I have opened without scrolling back and forth as half of them are hidden. Was wondering if there was any way of adding a second line of already opened tabs, so that I can see them all in the main window. Browsed through all the menu tools, couldn't find an option to add that second line on the main page so that all opened tabs can be seen at once along a second line of tabs.

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Matt_G
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Hi JB58,

It sounds like you would benefit from using Tab Groups AKA Panorama. I use this feature all the time. It makes it easy to navigate through and organize a great number of tabs.

I see you are still running an older version of Firefox. I would suggest updating to the latest build. There are a lot of benefits to running the latest version of Firefox. You should take a look at Update Firefox to the latest release Knowledge Base article for details.

Hopefully this helps!