Managing Multiple Browser Tabs and Windows

Multiple Tabs

Use multiple browser tabs, to visually organize your genealogy.
Each person or line, can appear in a different browser tab.
Menu ⟶ Shows the tab dialog

The Tabs dialog in augean.com showing active tabs for ancestors Louis Nemecek and Harry Sitch. Helps genealogists organize family trees by opening multiple workspace tabs.

	Add a browser tab
	Shows the current tab
	Ping the tab, the pink arrow is shown for a few seconds in the tab, for example

On the right of , click to rename the browser tab.

The Rename Tab dialog box in augean.com, allowing genealogists to customize workspace tabs with ancestor names for better organization of family history research.

Each tab, can track a different line or person. For example:

Browser view in augean.com displaying an individual record table for Louis Nemecek. Using multiple tabs helps genealogists analyze historical records without workspace clutter.

Move Windows between Tabs

Harry Sitch is currently in his own tab.
We want to move him to be in the same tab as Louis Nemecek.

Move windows between tabs, use ⟶ (from the top right of window to be moved)

Ancestor record for Harry Sitch and the Move Window to new Tab dialog in augean.com. Allows genealogists to relocate active windows to group specific family lines together.

Select and the Harry Sitch will be moved to the same tab as Louis Nemecek,
as shown below.

Side-by-side view of individual records for Harry Sitch and Louis Nemecek in a single augean.com tab. Shows how genealogists can tile windows to compare ancestor data.

Tabs are an effective way to visually organize your genealogy.
Tabs reduce clutter on the screen, and make for a more visually accessible experience.

Dual Screens

Having multiple screens helps, especially when editing the preferences for a chart.
Augean can be used on multiple screens by opening new browser tabs using
Top right of window ⟶ ⟶
or
Menu ⟶