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Line 38: ==Features== ===Usability and accessibility=== Mozilla supported [[tabbed browsing]], which allows users to open multiple Web pages in the same browser window. ~~This~~Originally ~~feature~~only ~~was~~available ~~written with~~through the ~~popular~~ [http://multizilla.mozdev.org/ MultiZilla] extension, the feature was then implemented directly within the browser.<ref>{{cite web \| url=https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/64c2/8f3457c39d7d61bc1a52aae3f41bdbfcf84e.pdf \| last=Noll \| first=John \| date=2007 \| title=Innovation in Open Source Software Development: A Tale of Two Features \| work=Open Source Development, Adoption and Innovation: IFIP Working Group 2.13 on Open Source Software, June 11-14, 2007, Limerick, Ireland \| publisher=The International Federation for ~~Mozilla~~Information asProcessing, avol ~~base~~234. Springer, Boston, MA }}</ref> Mozilla also belonged in the group of browsers who early on adopted customizable [[pop-up ad\|pop-up]] blocking. The browser had a number of features which helped users find information. First, Mozilla had an [[incremental find]] feature known as "find as you type". With this feature enabled, a user could simply begin typing a word while viewing a Web page, and the browser automatically searched for it and highlighted the first instance found. As the user typed more of the word, the browser refined its search.

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