The phrase "a new browser tab" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to opening a separate tab in a web browser for viewing additional content without leaving the current page.
Example: "To compare the prices, please open a new browser tab and visit the other website."
Alternatives: "an additional browser tab" or "a fresh browser tab".
At work the other day, I logged in to Scripto and watched the app's familiar icon, a tiny pink unicorn, pop up in a new browser tab.
A new browser tab opened and began to refresh every few seconds with search results based on random pairings of words.
Is there a way to make Internet Explorer open a link in a new browser tab, instead of in a whole new window?
When working online, it's a simple matter to open a new browser tab and quickly look something up, or to send an instant message to a friend.
I don't even actually think about it anymore: whenever I get the slightest bit bored or disinterested in something I'm reading, my fingers seem to know automatically to hit the "cmd + T" keys to open a new browser tab, type in "fa" + down arrow + enter, and poof!
Every time you open a new browser tab, a GIF will be waiting.
Wouldn't it be great if you could get distracted by something literally every time you opened a new browser tab?
And you can open your bookmarks in a new browser tab instead of within the same window.
The starting page of webDrugCS (Fig. 3a) provides two options (1) Selection of molecular fingerprint: Choose between MQN, SMIfp, APfp, Xfp and Sfp fingerprint 3D-spaces by clicking the corresponding field, which opens a new browser tab.
I could definitely see myself using a Pokki app to check in on the daily Groupon deal or Facebook News Feed update without having to fire up a new browser tab.
Granted, this isn't exactly a huge innovation (doing a search simply opens up a new browser tab with results from the OneRiot website), but people who already use Yoono will no doubt be pleased with the integration.
