Browsing in Visual Studio.NET

June 28, 2005

There is a lot of talk right now about the new tab functionality in IE7, and the fact that tabbed browsing actually is available in IE6 as well by means of a plugin. However, there is another Microsoft tool that can be used for tabbed browsing: Visual Studio.NET 2003. It’s all very simple:

Start up VS.
Press Ctrl+Alt+R (assuming you have default key mappings).
Browse to a site.
Shift-click a link to open it in a new tab.

Voila! It ain’t pretty but it does the trick in four seconds.

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