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If you middle-click the refresh button in chrome it clones the current tab with history. You can also middle click the back button to clone the previous page in
by test6554 5y ago
If you middle-click the refresh button in chrome it clones the current tab with history. You can also middle click the back button to clone the previous page in a new tab with history preserved.
- throwie 5y agoThanks. The main problem is that there doesn't seem to be a way to access it by keyboard. Secondly, it's also not possible to convert a tab to a separate window by keyboard. So what is a single keypress on IE becomes a cumbersome operation.
- XCSme 5y agoThank you, I didn't know that!! I always wondered why there is no shortcut to duplicate the current tab.