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Hello,
Here's my wish. I have a Safari browser shortcut added to my toolbar, as shown on the sreenshot. I have all the other browsers as well.
The "taskbar" shows all of the browsers I am using. I use Safari for my administrative "stuff," but I also need one more browser to test with. I could download Opera, but would rather use Safari. So this is my wish; I would like to have a separate Safari process running that would show on the taskbar like IE, FF and Chrome are now showing, so that I could click on the Safari taskbar icon and only the test browser would come to focus. If I click on the other Safari taskbar icon, I would have to select the one I am using for testing from a list of may other session windows I have open.
I hope you understand my explanation.

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Sudeep Sharma

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chima

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jcimarron, I had tried the suggestion you make and there is one major problem with adding the "changed name Safari icon" to the toolbar, and that is when both are used (which I want to use both at one time), it automatically consolidates them. I need for them (icons) to be separate and for each to hold the websites/url which I openned each with.
I also tried added a shortcut to the taskbar; this keeps them separate, but still combines all of the websites, plus when I click on the one on the taskbar it simply opens another session.
Any other suggestions?

chima

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thanks

jcimarron

chima--Glad to have been of some help.