WinTabber: Add Tabs To Any Windows Program

July 11th, 2007 • Filed Under

I love programs that allow me to flick through open files or windows using tabs like Firefox and Excel. So, as soon as I read about WinTabber I downloaded it straight away. WinTabber allows tabs to be added to ANY program, allowing multiple sessions or copies to be managed easily.

Some features of WinTabber:

  • A tabmanager which enables you to add tab support to almost any window
  • Cleans up the desktop by grouping arbitrary windows into one container
  • It is possible to have multiple instances of WinTabber loaded …
  • At the moment it supports many programs, like putty, explorer, firefox

WinTabber is a great little program if like me you like to keep all your programs and documents open, and best of all, it’s free!

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13 Responses to “WinTabber: Add Tabs To Any Windows Program”

  1. Richard says:
    June 23, 2009 at 5:32 am

    Approach with caution.

    I made a mistake assuming utilities being recommended would run on modern systems. Tried on Vista Ultimate. Doesn’t work.
    Install indicates this is a VB6 program and it includes all the unnecessary VB6 runtimes being registered as well.

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