Open, switch, and organize tabs

The Turtini Browser keeps your open pages in a strip along the top, and lets you group and move them so a busy day stays organized.

The basics:
1. Open a new tab with the plus button at the end of the tab strip, or press Command-T.
2. Switch tabs by clicking one, or step through them with Command-Shift-] (next) and Command-Shift-[ (previous).
3. Close a tab with the x on it, or press Command-W to close the one you're on.

Group related tabs:
1. Right-click a tab and choose New group to start a group, then drag other tabs into it.
2. Right-click the group's header to rename it, pick a color, collapse it to save room, or ungroup it.

Move a tab to another window:
Right-click a tab and choose Move to New Window to pull it out on its own, or Move to <window> to send it to a window you already have open. This always works, even when a drag doesn't.