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<blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 5665047" data-attributes="member: 25619">MUCH less technical answer, no apps but no cost.You can keep up to 6 tabs open at the same time, forever, in Internet Explorer on Windows 7.&nbsp; I was happily surprised when I figured this out.&nbsp; (HR guy, not a techie.)So I usually keep GHWiki and the specific Paizo discussion page about the Shackled City Adventure Path open all the time -- the latter I refresh whenever I want to check for new posts.&nbsp; That still leaves 4 slots for other pages.&nbsp; No reason you couldn't do this with d20srd.org (assuming I'm remembering the URL) or other sites.The trick is, if you hit the search magnifying glass button when you are actively in IE, it will open Google and overwrite an existing open IE tab.But if you hit the Windows button, back to the home screen/tile screen, and hit the search button while there, it opens IE with a new tab -- not messing with the open ones unless you have 6 open already -- with Bing search.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haakon1, post: 5665047, member: 25619"] MUCH less technical answer, no apps but no cost. You can keep up to 6 tabs open at the same time, forever, in Internet Explorer on Windows 7. I was happily surprised when I figured this out. (HR guy, not a techie.) So I usually keep GHWiki and the specific Paizo discussion page about the Shackled City Adventure Path open all the time -- the latter I refresh whenever I want to check for new posts. That still leaves 4 slots for other pages. No reason you couldn't do this with d20srd.org (assuming I'm remembering the URL) or other sites. The trick is, if you hit the search magnifying glass button when you are actively in IE, it will open Google and overwrite an existing open IE tab. But if you hit the Windows button, back to the home screen/tile screen, and hit the search button while there, it opens IE with a new tab -- not messing with the open ones unless you have 6 open already -- with Bing search. [/QUOTE]

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