Firefox or Win7/64 issue?

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       #11

    Apologies for the terminology issue. I thought a new window was a new instance... as opposed to just a new tab in an existing window.

    Would a new instance look any different in my taskbar compared to a new window? If not, how are they differentiated?

    Lastly, any idea why a new window wouldn't open without going through the hoops mentioned in the OP?
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  2. Posts : 46
    Vista HP / Win7 RC build 7100
       #12

    speedlever said:
    Apologies for the terminology issue. I thought a new window was a new instance... as opposed to just a new tab in an existing window.

    Would a new instance look any different in my taskbar compared to a new window? If not, how are they differentiated?

    Lastly, any idea why a new window wouldn't open without going through the hoops mentioned in the OP?
    No problem on the terminology - glad you got it worked out.

    A new 'instance' would not look any different in the task-bar. There is no way to tell them apart just like your groupings in the task-bar. Aero-peek will display your tabs in the task-bar, but another 'instance' would still show up in the same manner. You would only truly notice another 'instance' when you have two entries in the task manager with firefox.exe - similiar to what Chrome and IE8/9 do, but per tab instances is not ready for Firefox.

    Sorry, I have no idea why the hoops were required - as someone stated: 'Computers'
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  3. Posts : 128
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       #13

    Thanks Littlemutt. Good info.
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