Hi,

Yes, you can use the mouse to open a new window,
and Phoenix supports tabbed browsing as well.

I use this script to launch a new browser with
shortcut keys.  I have 6 viewports (similar to
virtual desktops) in my standard Sawfish
configuration.  I keep my browser in the lower
right hand viewport.  When I'm in a different
viewport, and want to fire Phoenix, with this
script and a key shortcut bound to it, I can
pop a new browser window with <control>-<alt>-p.

IMO, one of the best features of Linux is the
ability to do most things without having to
remove your hands from the keyboard.  If you're
a touch typist and don't have RSI, it can
dramatically increase productivity.

On Sun, 20 Oct 2002, bob smith wrote:

> Hey Bob,
> Are you doing this for the purpose of just having
> another browser window open to use? If that's the case
> isn't there a new window option like in Mozilla?
> Mozilla also comes with the option to tab windows,
> does Phoenix allow you to do this?
>
> --- Robert Bushman <bob@traxel.com> wrote:
> > When I have Phoenix (stripped down Mozilla
> > http://www.mozilla.org/projects/phoenix) running,
> > and I try to fire another browser with the binary,
> > "phoenix", it finds my profile in use, pops the
> > "create new profile" dialog, and refuses to use
> > the existing profile.  I've worked around it
> > with the following script, but I'm wondering if
> > there's a "right" way to do it.
> >
> > #!/bin/bash
> >
> > # get the phoenix process numbers
> > processes=`pgrep phoenix`
> >
> > # are there any?
> > if [ "$processes" != "" ]
> > then
> >     # If so, use -remote to attach to the existing
> > process
> >     phoenix -remote "openurl( , new-window )" &
> > else
> >     # if not, fire up normally
> >     phoenix &
> > fi
> >
> >
> >
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"Any data that's public, and that Google can see, is hardly worth
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