If you're a geek like I am...

zenwarrior

you like to collect information. This means bookmarking sites you come across during research whether it be Bonsai or Elfen Opera. Saving these sites for offline use and easy customizable folder-based browsing can prove to be very helpful for a beginner of bonsai or seeker of knowledge in general. I have found a plugin for the "Mozilla Firefox" browser, which, if you aren't using you should be, that allows you do do these mentioned tasks. You can also annotate and highlight a webpage's content for easy reference. If you aren't using Firefox you can check it out here, the "tabbed browsing" feature alone is reason to switch, not to mention the security. The plugin can be found here. All free of course. And no, I don't work for either of these companies.

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Joanie

Once you get used to Firefox, it's awesome. Love the tabs. It keeps things straight a lot easier.

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Bruce Winter

I agree about Firefox. Thanks for the info, I bookmarked it.

cray13

Oh boy, a browser thread

I like Maxthon. Uses the IE engine for display, but has tabs, mouse gestures and lots of other features.