Mozilla introduces updates to tab management in Firefox

Firefox allows users to open and manage multiple websites within a single window using tabs, which helps reduce screen clutter and facilitates easy navigation between sites. Users can open new tabs by clicking the plus sign or using keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + T for Windows, Command + T for Mac). Links can be opened in new tabs by right-clicking and selecting the appropriate option. Tabs can be duplicated, closed, or reopened using context menus or keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + W to close, Ctrl + Shift + T to reopen). Users can also manage tabs by changing their order, moving them to new windows, or pinning frequently visited sites for quick access. Bookmarking options are available for individual or multiple tabs, allowing users to save their favorite sites efficiently. Additional features include tab scrolling for managing numerous open tabs and the ability to mute audio in specific tabs. For troubleshooting and customization, users can refer to various help articles provided by Firefox.

- Firefox tabs help organize multiple websites in one window.

- Users can open, duplicate, close, and manage tabs using mouse and keyboard shortcuts.

- Pinned tabs keep favorite sites easily accessible upon starting Firefox.

- Bookmarks can be created for individual or multiple tabs for quick access.

- Additional features include tab scrolling and audio muting for specific tabs.