The easiest way is to just open whichever pages you want in tabs. Go to “Tools” and then “Options” and under the “General” tab it has the options to set the homepage. Click the button that reads, “Use Current Pages”.

Done*.

If you want to just add another site to your homepage list or enjoy typing things in manually, just separate your URLs with | and it will work the same.

*WARNING – if you use the HOME button in Firefox, this option is not great because it will open all your homepages when you click it. If you don’t use this button often, then it might be fine.

A better option for you might be to make a Bookmarks Toolbar Folder. Just click on your Bookmarks Toolbar, select New Folder and then drag your bookmarks into that folder. Now you can right-click this folder and select to “Open All in Tabs”.

Next, check out these add-ons.

ColorZilla – let’s you pick out any color on a webpage and save it’s RGB or HTML color value.

Web Developer’s Toolbar – this thing has saved many a day with it’s ruler, div selector and other great features.

Firebug – I don’t know how I survived without this. Offers real-time in-browser editing to any websites HTML, CSS and Javascript.

Screengrab! – Hands down, the best screen shooting program I’ve found to-date. You can save or copy the whole webpage, the visible portion, your own selection or the window.

IE Tab – face it, IE is a pain that has no standards. After using a standards-compliant browser to design and develop your site, use this plugin with a simple right-click option to view any page in IE. Then enjoy fixing all of it’s errors.

SEO Quake – a great toolbar to gain knowledge about the Google Page Rank, link structures and other important SEO factors.

• 950px wide
• no sidebar
• dynamically adds pages to nav bar
• puts IE users in their place

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