Two Browsers At One Time???

[AFMRPCUSER]

I'm very new to the MAC scene. I have only had my iMAC for a bit over a month. I'm fairly comfortable with using it as it's much like a PC in many ways. I do have one issue though, I do not know if you can open several Browsers at the same time like you can do in the Windows environment. I know I can use the alternate search panel at the top right but I have to use the back arrow to return to the previous panel. Hmmm. must be a way, I'm just not finding it and maybe a bit dull at this point..

 

[Dmac77]

I'm very new to the MAC scene. I have only had my iMAC for a bit over a month. I'm fairly comfortable with using it as it's much like a PC in many ways. I do have one issue though, I do not know if you can open several Browsers at the same time like you can do in the Windows environment. I know I can use the alternate search panel at the top right but I have to use the back arrow to return to the previous panel. Hmmm. must be a way, I'm just not finding it and maybe a bit dull at this point..

Command+N opens a new window.

Don

 

[TuffLuffJimmy]

it's just Mac, not MAC (That's something entirely different)

File>>New Window
Command+N
Drag a tab out of your window
Right click a link and select Open Link in New Window
Command click a link.


Take your pick

 

[Dmac77]

it's just Mac, not MAC (That's something entirely different)

File>>New Window
Command+N
Drag a tab out of your window
Right click a link and select Open Link in New Window
Command click a link.


Take your pick

You can drag a tab out to make a new window? I never knew that.

@OP-

TuffLuff is right, it's Mac, not MAC. a MAC is a network address for your computer.

Don

 

[AFMRPCUSER]

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Thank you folks for the answers. I'm so used to cruising around and finding stuff that I never thought to look at the manual for keyboard instructions. TNX AGN.. Sil