Firefox Add-On Brings You IE Quick Tabs

IE and Chrome users have what are called Quick Tabs that provides the user with thumbnail images of previously visited sites. There is now a new add-on for Firefox called FoxTab that will do the same thing for the Mozilla browser. The new add-on is still in beta testing, so beware that it could cause some issues.

On their web site, Firefox provides a description by the author which states:

Long Description

FoxTab provides a new fascinating and elegant method for finding and selecting a tab in the browser.
FoxTab is designed to be suitable for many types of users, those with only few tabs opened and
those out there (like me) who usually have tons of opened tabs to select from.
The idea behind FoxTab is to provide new visual methods for quick tab switching.

There are 5 layouts which you can choose from:
Stack - Tabs are 3D-stacked one behind the other.
Wall - Tabs are displayed on a wall (similar to a TV store).
Grid - Tabs are aligned on a grid.
Row - Tabs are arranged horizontally.
Circle - Tabs are placed around a 3D circle..

FoxTab is adjustable for your preferences (see more details below under “Advanced Details”).
Currently, FoxTab is available for Windows only. A version for Ubuntu Linux and Mac OS X is coming soon!

As you can see, FoxTabs is currently for Windows users only. But if you like Quick Tabs, you now have the ability to add this feature to your Firefox browser.

Comments welcome.

Get FoxTab here.