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AnonymousUser
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When multiple windows of a program opens in Windows 7, they 'stack up' on the bottom toolbar. However, in Firefox 4 I get this 'stack effect' whenever I have multiple tabs. Is there anyway to make it so that each tab is just seen as a part of one Firefox program, so I don't have it stacking up.

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== I download Firefox 4 Beta.

When multiple windows of a program opens in Windows 7, they 'stack up' on the bottom toolbar. However, in Firefox 4 I get this 'stack effect' whenever I have multiple tabs. Is there anyway to make it so that each tab is just seen as a part of one Firefox program, so I don't have it stacking up. == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == I download Firefox 4 Beta.

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TonyE
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Type about:config into the location bar and press enter. You will get a warning dialog, accept the warning and you will be taken to a list of preferences. In the filter box type preview Double-click on the preference browser.taskbar.previews.enable to change its value to false This will disable the previews of tabs in the taskbar.