Crossword Clue: What to use to keep multiple Web pages open at the same time
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- Bar accounts
- Bar amounts
- Bar bills
- Bar checks
- Bar obligations
- Bar pickups
- Bar run-ups
- Barkeep records
- Barkeeps keep 'em
- Barkeeps records
- Barkeep's records
- Bartenders run them
- A close watch
- Acid units
- Bills at bars
- Bills for drinks
- Bills
- Bistro bills
- Aid for making columns
- Aids in filing
- Alignment aids
- Day planner features
- Cereal box-top parts
- Certain can openers
- Certain computer keys
- Features of some notebooks
- Ecstasy units
- Edge windows, e.g.
- Guitarists' cheat sheets (Abbr.)
- Designates
- Checks with tax, usually
- Checks
- File extensions
- File folder appendages
- File folder attachments
- File folder extensions
- File-folder extensions
- File folder features
- File-folder features
- File folder parts
- File-folder parts
- File-folder projections
- File folder projections
- File-folder protrusions
- File folders' projections
- File labels
- File markers
- Filers' aids
- Browser navigation aids
- Filing aids
- Filing devices
- Browser window organizers
- Garment flaps
- Built-in can openers
- Cops may keep them on a suspect
- Cops may keep them on suspects
- Chits
- Firefox or Chrome pages
- Diners' concerns
- Dinner bills
- Hunter et al.
- Happy hour records
- Costs
- Chrome pages
- Chrome window features
- Chrome windows
- It's good to keep these on kids
- Flaps
- Identifies
- Document settings
- Can rings
- Folder add-ons
- Folder extensions
- Folder features
- Folder labels
- Folder parts
- Folder projections
- Folder tops
- Close surveillance, idiomatically
- Close watch
- Gmail, Facebook, some blog post that you intend to read later, etc.
- Indent settings
- Indenting keys
- Indents, on a typewriter
- Index card attachments
- Carriage stops
- Drinkers may run them
- Drinks may be put on them
- Drinks might be on them
- Soda-can attachments
- Soda can features
- Soda-can features
- Soda-can flaps
- Soda can openers
- Soda-can openers
- Keep __ on: observe
- Keep __ on (watch closely)
- Keep __ on (watch)
- Keep ___ on
- Keep ___ on (check)
- Keep ___ on (monitor)
- Keep ___ on: monitor
- Keep ___ on (observe)
- Keep ___ on (track)
- Keep ___ on (watch carefully)
- Keep ___ on (watch closely)
- Keep ___ on (watch)
- Notations for guitarists (abbr.)
- Keep-on connection
- Keep -- on (watch)
- Notebook features
- Notebook flaps
- Notebook projections
- Manila folder protrusions
- Setters of indents
- Some box tops have them
- Settings for columned documents
- Settings in word processing
- Some can openers
- Pull straps
- Many are opened on Friday nights
- Many have file names
- Place holders
- Moves the cursor, in a way
- Numerical guitar notations
- Some PC keys
- Some typewriter keys
- Page-layout components
- Something watchful folks keep
- Treaters pick them up
- Treaters' pickups
- Papers that often have scareheads
- Pocket flaps
- Office setting?
- Labels.
- Labels
- Sugar daddy pickups
- Police may keep them on suspects
- Running bills
- Running things?
- Running things in a bar
- Parts of index cards
- Loops
- Monitors, keeps ... on
- Restaurant bills
- Picked-up items
- Projections at the top of a browser window with multiple pages open
- Projections on box tops
- Pierce
- Word document settings
- They can be kept on parolees
- Watch of a sort
- Watchful awareness
- They get picked up at bars
- They get picked up at clubs
- Word processor settings
- Word setting
- They make indents
- They may be kept on suspects
- They may be kept on you
- They may be picked up by hosts
- They may be picked up in bars
- They may be run at bars
- They may be running
- Surveillance
- Surveillance, so to speak
- Ways to keep articles open on your browser that you're "saving for later to read"
- They run in bars
- They run up in bars
- They run up
- Web browser's page organizers
- They're kept on situations
- They're opened in browsers
- They're picked up by treaters
- They're picked up in bars
- Singles out
- They're run at bars
- They're run at the bar
- They're run up at a bar
- They're run up at bars
- They're run up in bars
- They're run up
- They're sometimes picked up at bars
- They're used for tracking shots
- Typesetting settings
- Typewriter settings
- Things kept on some people
- Things on office folders
- Things opened in bars
- Things that allow for jumping ahead in line?
- Typists' settings
- Things the police may keep on suspects
- Standout notebook features
- Slot fillers
- What people may run at bars
- Small flaps on file folders
- Small flaps on folders
- Small flaps
- What sports pick up
- Small projections
- What to use to keep multiple Web pages open at the same time
- You can run these in a bar
- What treaters pick up
- Starts a paragraph, electronically
- You may have several open in your browser
- You might keep them on someone
- Tome markers
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