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I'd like to see this feature, typical of desktop browsers, ported to mobile. This will allow one to have, for example, an HTML5 video playing in one session, whilst the user browsers another webpage in another window, and one can use the home screen to switch between them. Alternatively, one should be able to create new tabs without the browser automatically disabling media from any previous tabs. Again, I can do this on the desktop, Sailfish with it's true multitasking should be capable of this right out the gate.

I'd like to see this feature, typical of desktop browsers, ported to mobile. This will allow one to have, for example, an HTML5 video playing in one session, whilst the user browsers another webpage in another window, and one can use the home screen to switch between them. Alternatively, one should be able to create new tabs without the browser automatically disabling media from any previous tabs. Again, I can do this on the desktop, Sailfish with it's true multitasking should be capable of this right out the gate.

I'd like to see this feature, typical of desktop browsers, ported to mobile. This will allow one to have, for example, an HTML5 video playing in one session, whilst the user browsers browses another webpage in another window, and one can use the home screen to switch between them. Alternatively, one should be able to create new tabs without the browser automatically disabling media from any previous tabs. Again, I can do this on the desktop, Sailfish with it's true multitasking should be capable of this right out the gate.

I'd like to see this feature, typical of desktop browsers, ported to mobile. This will allow one to have, for example, an HTML5 video playing in one session, whilst the user browses another webpage in another window, and one can use the home screen to switch between them. Alternatively, one should be able to create new tabs without the browser automatically disabling media from any previous tabs. Again, I can do this on the desktop, Sailfish with it's true multitasking should be capable of this right out the gate.