Windows 7: Mozilla's Tab Candy is the first step to sweeter browsing

Tabbed browsing has arguably had a significant impact on the way that people use the Web, but the feature hasn't really scaled to accommodate the increasing complexity of the average surfing session. The existing tab management and overflow handling mechanisms that are present in modern browsers are dated and suffer from some fundamental limitations that significantly detract from user productivity.
As more software shifts into the cloud and users increase their reliance on the browser for daily computing tasks, browser tabs will have to evolve from a primitive mechanism for switching between documents into a full-blown task management system. The mainstream browser vendors have been slow to address this issue and haven't applied much innovation to the problem over the past few years. Mozilla has stepped up to plate and is aiming to hit the ball out of the park with some unique and truly compelling improvements to the tab concept.

That looks sweet!

Tews and Lordbob,
What are the advantages of these programs for the normal user and what's the downside?

Personal preference. Some people like better organization like this, others in folders in a menu.

~Lordbob

How organized can one get?
Someone quoted a long time ago that "A sign of a clean desk is a sign of a sick mind"
If this is the case I definitely don't have a sick mind!