You can open multiple home page tabs when starting IE or Firefox as shown below:
In IE
Open the General tab from the menu item Tools…Internet Options
and simply enter the address of each page you want to open in a separate tab on a different line in the Home Page list box, as indicated.
In Firefox
Open the Main tab from the menu item Tools…Options
and add the address of each page required separated by a vertical bar ‘|’ character as shown.
News is a little bit old but does this indicate a trend for trickling Longhorn functionality into XP ?
Some snippets from microsoft-watch.com
http://www.microsoft-watch.com
After claiming for months it would not issue a new version of its Internet Explorer browser until it shipped Longhorn, Microsoft decides to deliver an IE 7.0.
In a complete about-face, Microsoft has decided to deliver a new, standalone version of its Internet Explorer browser in order to stem potential customer defections due to security and feature concerns.
Microsoft officials for months had been telling customers and partners that Microsoft had no plans to upgrade IE until the company rolled out its Longhorn client operating system in 2006. At the most, Microsoft might introduce some minor downloadable IE add-ons before then, officials said last year. In justifying its decision against upgrading, Microsoft had argued in antitrust cases in both the U.S. and Europe that IE was an inextricable part of the Windows operating system, and no longer a standalone product.
You can follow the trail at The IE Blog
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/
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