FoxTab has 3 primary views:

• Top Sites – to quickly open your favorite sites.
• Opened Tabs – to flip between opened tabs.
• Recently Closed Tabs – to reopen closed tab.

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FoxTab was designed to make 3D tabbed-browsing as easy as possible.
You can flip between your opened tabs or launch the Interactive panel with simple mouse gestures.
Whether you're a “mouse-type-of-person” or a “keyboard-savvy” FoxTab has all the necessary features to make it instantly ready for use.
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According to your needs, you may like to launch FoxTab in Flip Mode for quickly flip between the opened tabs, or in Interactive mode which lets take advantage of FoxTab's advance features.
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FoxTab displays thumbnails in one of 6 available layouts, each layout is suitable for different scenario and personal preferences.
You can easily switch between layouts, and also apply specific layout for each of the two launching modes.

FoxTab fully supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X Tiger (10.4.7+), Leopard (10.5.6+) and Linux distributions including but not limited to Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva and OpenSuse.

So you got a lot of tabs opened, but apparently many of them originated from the same websites.
You can launch FoxTab in Interactive mode, open the grouping panel, and select your desired tab by viewing only those pages who originated from a specific website.
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Narrow the list of displayed tabs by typing text matching a title, domain name or url.
Sometimes it's just simpler to locate a tab that way.
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The 3D Perspective widget brings the vivaciousness element to FoxTab.
Open FoxTab in Interactive mode, and for each layout select the perspective that you find the most fun and useful to use.
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You can customize the way FoxTab looks with a set of predefined themes or by creating your own customized theme.
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You can configure FoxTab to be launched in Full Screen.
For some users this is the best way to use FoxTab since the thumbnails are bigger and the view is cleaner

If you're one of those power users you can hide the tab bar and take advantage of extra browser real-estate.
Just keep in mind that the following shortcuts are necessary for controlling the browser:
Ctrl + F4 : close tab
Ctrl + T : open new tab
Ctrl + W : open new window

• Hide duplicated tabs
• Arrange tabs by recently used order
• Display thumbnails in Landscape and Portrait orientation