Firefox 1.5

New to Firefox 1.5 is a feature that allows you to reorder the tabs. For example, in this window you could move the ZDNet Australia site to the left-most position, before the Firefox start page. This is known as 'tab reordering'.

Credit: Renai LeMay, ZDNet Australia

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