Hey,

I'm in transition between FF3 and Chrome and have come across something I'm obviously doing by mistake...

Sometimes a tab I have open, will suddenly open in a new window altogether (rather than staying as a tab). I'm guessing i'm accidentally hitting a shortcut on the keyboard to do this - but I don't know what...

Is there a shortcut that i'm hitting?

And also, more importantly, when I do accidentally open a tab in a new window, is there anyway I can 'redock' that tab back into the original window - i.e. put it back where it was in the original browser session?!

Oh, and one other question while I'm here -- the only reason I'm still in transisition with FF is that I love the FF FTP plugin (FireFTP). Is there anything similar for Chrome? It's basically a fully functioning FTP application, that works within the browser (not simply going to ftp://1.2.3.4 and viewing the contents, but a proper, 2 window ftp app).

Many thanks in advance
amx

PS ive just figured out the cause - i'm accidently dragging the tab down, and this is making it open in a new window. Is there anyway to disable it, or at least perform the opposite, ie put the tab back?!

That is due to the dynamic tabs in Google Chrome, what you are saying is possible, read the 4th point Dynamic Tabs in this article.
http://reviewgooglechrome.com/google...b-browsing/31/

Ah yes cheers. Is there anyway to disable this as it's quote annoying...!

Cheers

nope it cannot be disabled