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gstraka
May 29, 2021
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Using QB online within my browser, how do I work with multiple tabs/pages as I can using QB outside the browser?

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I prefer having frequently used pages/tabs open at the same time but I cannot figure out how to achieve this using the browser version. Sign in multiple times?
Best answer by Jen_D

Thanks for posting here in the QuickBooks Community, @gstraka,

 

There are several ways to open multiple tabs for QuickBooks Online. You no longer have to sign in multiple times for this. See the following options:

 

  • Copy the link and paste it on a new tab.

  • Duplicate the tab by right clicking on the tab and selecting “Duplicate.”

    Duplicating a Tab in Your Browser

  • Right-clicking the menus in QuickBooks and select Open link in new tab or Open link in a new window.

 

Your browser will automatically open a second window so you can work on different pages at the same time.

 

I'll be sharing some tutorials and resource pages abiut QBO to guide you further:

 

 

If you have other questions or concerns with the program preferences, let me know in the comment below. Have a good one!

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Jen_D
Jen_DAnswer
May 29, 2021

Thanks for posting here in the QuickBooks Community, @gstraka,

 

There are several ways to open multiple tabs for QuickBooks Online. You no longer have to sign in multiple times for this. See the following options:

 

  • Copy the link and paste it on a new tab.

  • Duplicate the tab by right clicking on the tab and selecting “Duplicate.”

    Duplicating a Tab in Your Browser

  • Right-clicking the menus in QuickBooks and select Open link in new tab or Open link in a new window.

 

Your browser will automatically open a second window so you can work on different pages at the same time.

 

I'll be sharing some tutorials and resource pages abiut QBO to guide you further:

 

 

If you have other questions or concerns with the program preferences, let me know in the comment below. Have a good one!

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    gstrakaAuthor
    May 30, 2021

    While the solution answers my question, I still am not a fan of the in browser version.  I will continue to use the out of browser version until it no longer serves my needs or the in browser version is easier to get around in.

    I understand Intuit's reasons for abandoning the out of browser version but they must continue to refine the in browser version.

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