IE9 Tab Aero Snap
- Posted: Sep 15, 2010 at 10:05 AM
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We invited the Internet Explorer team to walk us through some of the new features and highlights of the Internet Explorer 9 Beta. You can find more preview videos
here.
In this video, Jane Kim, Senior Program Manager for Internet Explorer, shows how people can easily drag tabs in Internet Explorer 9 and quickly snap them to the side using Windows Aero Snap just like any other window. Internet Explorer 9 Beta and information about other interesting features are available at http://www.beautyoftheweb.com.
In this video, Jane Kim, Senior Program Manager for Internet Explorer, shows how people can easily drag tabs in Internet Explorer 9 and quickly snap them to the side using Windows Aero Snap just like any other window. Internet Explorer 9 Beta and information about other interesting features are available at http://www.beautyoftheweb.com.
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Nice. Would be nice if there where snap points between monitors on multimon systems without having to use <windows>+<left>
That's very nice.
It's still too tedious though:
- first drag and drop left tab
- then drag and drop right tab
Instead one could do this:
- drag one tab over another, when somewhere over the other tab, an effect occurs that signals a split view action
- drop the tab and the browser should auto-snap the two tabs to the left and right of the desktop - or even within the browser
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