[Golden Eagle]

You not using it is not the point, many people do and like it and IE cant do it.

Set your start bar to stay on top, then you can jump to a different browser session with one click, always visible. What's the big deal?

So when IE builds in popup blocking will they be copying from Mozilla/Opera/FireFox?

Depends on how it's implemented, guess we'll have to wait and see.

[kevkrom]

Set your start bar to stay on top, then you can jump to a different browser session with one click, always visible. What's the big deal?

That's a bit kludgy. Under XP, it's not so bad because the bar groups multiple windows for an application together, but try that under Win 98, though, and you'll see a different story.

Besides, changing tabs in Opera can be done with a simple keyboard shortcut . You could to change application windows, I suppose, but then you'd also have to cycle through any other open apps.

[N3WBI3]

You sound like what you accuse Linux Guys of doing, giving workarounds because the product cant do it!