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- What is the purpose of a Web page tab?
- What are the different tabs on a website?
- Can two browser tabs communicate with each other?
- How do I stop the same website from opening multiple tab pages?
What is the purpose of a Web page tab?
Tabs are a navigation element used in web design that allow users to easily access different areas of a site or different parts of an individual page. They're sort of like tabbed dividers in a filing cabinet – by clicking a tab, users can easily locate a page containing related content.
What are the different tabs on a website?
There are two distinct types of tabs: navigation tabs offer small clickable labels that open content in a new webpage, whereas module tabs present information on the same page.
Can two browser tabs communicate with each other?
The Broadcast Channel API allows communication between Tabs, Windows, Frames, Iframes, and Web Workers. One Tab can create and post to a channel as follows. const channel = new BroadcastChannel('app-data'); channel.
How do I stop the same website from opening multiple tab pages?
The solution was to use StorageEvents: every window receives a StorageEvent whenever another(!) window made changes to the same localStorage as this one uses. Save this answer.
