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Firefox Extension: Tab Scope



Tab Scope is a Firefox extension that adds real-time preview to the contents of your tabs. The preview is like a popup which users can navigate in (back, forward, reload, and stop). You can click on links within the preview and even scroll through pages using your mouse wheel.

Those of you using Firefox 3 beta will be happy to know that Tab Scope supports Firefox 1.5 - 3.0.0.* . The extension doesn’t support Mac OS X.

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