I can open multiple instances of the browser (in the Sugar view you get with the single-dot key), and then copy and paste URLs from one to another with the more or less standard ^C and ^V rigamarole. I can then edit each instance of the URL separately to point them to different pages.
You might or might not find that a good workaround for the browser's lack of tabs.
Something else I haven't tried but which should work is to open a Terminal and create a text file of URLs to paste into the browser. That may or may not be less clunky than the browser's Bookmarking system.
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Browser Doesn't Do Tabs?
Date: 2008-04-01 08:54 am (UTC)You might or might not find that a good workaround for the browser's lack of tabs.
Something else I haven't tried but which should work is to open a Terminal and create a text file of URLs to paste into the browser. That may or may not be less clunky than the browser's Bookmarking system.