Tab Scope is one among those innovation Firefox extensions, which tries to improve our browsing experience and make us more productive. This extension adds real time thumbnail preview to tabs, and does it better than any other extension I’ve seen so far. Whenever you hover your cursor over tabs, it’ll show up small thumbnail of the page. It’s quite similar to the real-time preview seen in Vista’s task bar, but with extra functionalities which let you control that page.
You can navigate forward and backward, stop the page from loading, enlarge the thumbnail preview or even close the tab right from the real-time preview itself. All these can be done using simple six buttons located just over the preview.
Plus more, you can actually click on links and buttons available on the page from the preview itself. The extension also allows you to change the dimensions of the real-time preview from the options menu. I read about this extension here. Ryan was right; this extension is indeed an awesome productivity booster!

wrote, on September 16th, 2007
Neat.
Thanks for pointing it out.
By the way, on a side note, what is that in the screenshot there? A new TechBuzz design? Looking forward for that if that is the case.
wrote, on September 16th, 2007
Wohoo! It is a redesign.
wrote, on September 16th, 2007
Firefox is better even for now. No need for this thumbnails..
wrote, on September 17th, 2007
Hi_There
tried the about:config. Unfortunately, I do not have the
showSingleWindowModePrefs that you suggest I change. Please, have you any other suggestions?
elwaltura
wrote, on September 18th, 2007
This innovation is bound to be welcomed by all those who use the mouse to navigate their way around a computer screen. The thumb nail sketch indeed helps in deciding which tab to use for what purpose, and saves time in opening and closing tabs before hitting the right one.
Since home users are the increasing end users, and most of them not quite computer savvy, this innovation will be very useful and minimize frustration.
wrote, on September 18th, 2007
Hi,
That’s indeed a neat little functionality. Firefox is improving and has never ceased to impress. This is particularly good for users on a dial-up line, who would want to preview a feature and close the window if the content is not what they are looking for. Keep up the good work Mozilla!
wrote, on September 18th, 2007
These Firefox extensions sound really interesting, maybe I’ll try them out.
wrote, on September 18th, 2007
Hmm. I am an opera user. I love the mouse gestures too much. But this seems cool. Worth a download I guess.