You want to see some specific ones websites while surfing the web with Firefox? Or do you want to view a website that contains real-time information (such as stock market, statistics, etc.) while at the same time you are looking at other websites?
You can easily double simultaneous surfing at Firefox opening the sidebar and displaying there the one website you are interested in while at the same time you see another one in the right window. No we are not talking about the traditional method where you open two παράθυρα του προγράμματος tourς και προσαρμόζετε το μέγεθος τους, για να καλύψουν το καθένα από μισή οθόνη. Μιλάμε για ένα built-in χαρακτηριστικό του Firefox που μπορεί να απεικονίσει μια κανονική ιστοσελίδα στο sidebar ενώ παράλληλα το δεξί παράθυρο απεικονίζει μία άλλη.
In a nutshell, Firefox lets you browse a web page by opening it on its left side, specifically in the side column, while surfing the big right window. Let's see how you can use this feature.
Note: The sidebar page doesn't actually behave like a separate browser window that you could easily navigate around. It is simply a web page with information that you can simply view and interact with. You cannot leave this page. If you click on any of its links, the result will open in its original window browser to the right.
1.Bookmark a website
First you need to load the website you are interested in in the bookmark, and even unaccounted for. To do this simply click on the "star" while you are on the web page you want. Firefox will automatically post it to the unclassified bookmarks.
2. Load the web page in the Sidebar
Now go to your bookmarks in the Uncategorized bookmarks section and right-click on the page you just saved. The easiest way to do this is to simply left-click on the "Show your Bookmarks" button next to the asterisk (or press Ctrl + Shift + B). From the tabs menu that will appear, left-click on "Uncategorized Bookmarks" and from there right-click on the name of the webpage you saved in Step 1. In the new submenu that will appear go to the "Properties" of that webpage.
In the menu that appears, select the option "Load the bookmark in the sidebar". Click "Save Changes".
3. See the side column
From the Firefox main menu, go to View> Sidebar> Bookmarks (you can press Ctrl + B directly). The sidebar will appear on the left. There click on "Uncategorized bookmarks" and you will see the webpage you saved. The sidebar space can be customized, but there is a ceiling that allows it to cover only about forty percent of the screen.
4. See the page in the side column
By clicking on your website in the sidebar you will see it appear in the left pane. You can also use the sidebar to open the main page of a web page and then easily navigate through the entire menu of the web page by keeping the main page in the sidebar. For example, you can open the homepage of the iguru on the left sidebar and in the main main window to see the various articles, saving yourself from opening multiple tabs or by going back and forth from the home page.
Also, keep in mind that the sidebar will stay in place even if the other tabs or windows are closed or moved. If you want to close it you can click the X button in the sidebar or close it completely program browsing.
