How to open  multiple web browser Windows Whenever you see 2 or more interesting links to pursue, go ahead and explore all of them simultaneously by following the advice on this page.

• Right-click on one of the desired links using the right mouse button (hold button down for Mac)
• A pop-menu appears - select "open link in new browser window"
• This will launch a new web browser window which will access the desired link.
• While waiting for this new page to download... return to your first web browser window to explore other links. The easiest way switch back to your other browser window is to use "alt" - "tab" (hold down the alt key... click on tab just once (still holding the alt key), Now you can let go of the alt key
• You should now be looking at your original web browser window.
• Right-Click on the additional interesting links on this page, causing each promising lead to open up in its own browser window.
• once you have 5-10 browser windows open, you can easily scan through these many windows by: Holding down the alt key (continuously), click on the tab key (tab, tab, tab).  IN the pop up menu that appears you will see many icons, each one representing an open window.  The title of each window is displayed as you "tab" through them.  Once the icon you are interested in is highlighted, you can finally let go of the alt key.

Netscape users:  If your First Netscape window is maximized, all other windows opened with this right-click technique will automatically be maximized (recommended)

Note for Internet Explorer Users: The latest explorer seems to open all subsequent windows into a "small size", which you must then maximize or enlarge.  I found a fix for this searching the Usenet newsgroups.:

• Start IE5, right click any URL and select Open in a New Window.
  Go back to the first IE5 window you opened and close it.
  Return to the second window and manually drag it to fill the screen.
  (Do not use the maximize button)
  Close this second window, using the close box.
  All IE5 windows should now open as maximized as you positioned your second window.