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=) I prefer it without the target attribute, generally because I prefer navigating back than closing a window. This is especially true on phones. Power users o
by janaagaard 11y ago
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I prefer it without the target attribute, generally because I prefer navigating back than closing a window. This is especially true on phones. Power users on desktop computers usually know how to open in a tab using the third mouse button or Ctrl-clicking.
- BHSPitMonkey 11y agoIf a link opens in a new tab on Android, the back button closes the tab.
- janaagaard 11y agoI didn't know that. Neat. Then maybe iOS will get this one day. I would like some kind of reverse Ctrl-click, that would force links to open in the same window as the one I'm currently in. I just don't know how this should work, if I click a link while I'm filling in a form. :-/