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Might work for some, if you don't have a middle button, and… you don't want to ctrl/cmd click. there is also Long Press New Tab (firefox) https://addons.mozill

• Etheryte 4y ago
  Those are perfectly valid options of course, my rationale was that I don't use a mouse and I want to browse the web with one hand. With modern trackpads you can do everything besides opening links in new tabs with one hand, hence the extension.
  • dvngnt_ 4y ago
    you can on most windows and chromeos laptops. for Mac I downloaded middle click that supports 3 finger click to open in a new tab
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  • Leftium 4y ago
    [Vimium] [link hints] support opening links in new (background) tabs with one hand (and no mouse/trackpad!) I forget if it's the default, but my Vimium is configured so f opens a link in the background, and F opens a link in the foreground. You can also choose the current tab. [Vimium]: https://vimium.github.io/ https://vimium.github.io/ [link hints]: https://github.com/philc/vimium/wiki/Using-Link-Hints https://github.com/philc/vimium/wiki/Using-Link-Hints