>On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 11:45 AM, Peer Bentzen wrote: > >> On 08/01/03 17:03, "Laurie A Duncan" <laurie at cubeowner.com> wrote: >> >>> Should we start a "save the scrapbook" petition? >> >> >> Definitely! >> The thing is I'm not sure everybody knows how great the Scrapbook is. >> I've never tried Tabbed Browsing, > >What's the attraction of tabbed browsing? Maybe I'm not "doing" it >right? >When I tried it I do what usually I do: option-command-click to open a >window/tab. >But I typically have 20-30 windows open at a time - I hate to wait for >them to >load (over broadband). Then I cycle through. But the tabs end up with >only >1 letter in the tab so I can't tell what's what. > >But now I read that "everyone" thinks tabbed browsing is a mandatory >feature for Safari? >What's up with that? I guess I somewhat agree with you (can I be any more wishy-washy?) Tabbed browsing seems nice but never seemed that much different than using seperate windows. Unless I'm missing something as well. I did miss the scrapbook feature when I left IE behind. It was epecially nice to be able to save pages that I would otherwise print out (like summary pages for online purchases or articles from news sites that disappear into an archive after a few weeks.) Perhaps Apple, fresh off their acheivement of making bookmarks look like iTunes, could make a scrapbook feature that looks like iPhoto. -Wes