Just wondering if there is a way to open a webpage in a new tab inside Visual Studio 2010?
I saw how it works with the start page. It becomes easy to follow online code samples in such a way as to switch windows over and over =)
Yes, I'm sure you can, although my current computer only has VS2008. Try selecting the "View / Other Windows / Web Browser" menu. Ctrl + w, w
CTRL + ALT + R opens a browser window for me in Visual Studio 2010.
CTRL + ALT + R
Using CTRL + W, W you open browser windows. Then, right-clicking on a page or link allows you to open a new browser window or open the link in a new browser window. However, I cannot find shortcuts for new operations.
You can open several web browser windows. Set focus on the current web browser window and go to the "Window" menu and click "New Window". It will create a new type window that is currently focused, and that window is a web browser.
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