No, sorry, you're on your own. Firefox had tabs more than four years ago, and that is what is amazing. When IE was still dragging it's feet and eating up all your system resources, FF ran like a dream.

This current version of FF has problems, but those have been addressed in version 3-which is now in beta release. It runs fantastic, like in the old days. IE was way, way behind the times when it finally got tabs.

ETA; The only reason IE works better for certain business sites is because those sites are badly designed. FF is W3C compliant where as IE is not. IE forgives all kinds of sloppy design errors-FF shows them as errors and won't show the page properly. Business specifically code pages to reject FF and other browsers.

That's why the likes of Opera have an option to identify themselves to websites as IE. And surprise, surprise! They run the page just fine 90% of the time-meaning that IE is NOT needed, and not some special answer for business. Those sites just reject browsers identifying themselves as not being IE.

Purple, have you beta tested any other MS stuff?