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Firefox Panorama gives you

a visual overview of all your tabs

unless you organize them into groups

so that you can organize your work flow

and keep separate tasks separate.

As you've already discovered,

you can use the Panorama button

to begin organizing your tabs.

You can then click on a tab

or hit escape to go back.

Of course, you can click any tab

to activate that tab.

Alternatively, you can use option >space

on Mac, or control >space on Windows

to enter and exit Firefox Panorama.

To group tabs, simply drag two together.

In this case, I want to group

all of my pictures of space.

I can also click and drag an empty space

to make a group.

When you zoom in to a group,

you only see the tabs

that are in that group.

This helps you focus.

To organize your groups

simply drag them around.

You can change their size

so that less important things

are smaller,

and more important things are bigger.

If you make a group small enough

it will turn into a pile.

You can click on a tab to open it

or if you want a quick look into the pile,

click the expand icon

and then click the tab

you're interested in.

This has been a brief introduction

to Firefox Panorama.

While there is still more to discover

like how to name groups,

you're now ready to begin exploring

a better way to browse.