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I am always baffled by people who actually use the back and forward buttons. I guess I just assume that everyone opens links by right-clicking and opening in a
by wintermutestwin 3y ago
I am always baffled by people who actually use the back and forward buttons. I guess I just assume that everyone opens links by right-clicking and opening in a new tab. Is there some reason why back and forward is a better or even useful option?
- hsbauauvhabzb 3y agoMobile devices, for one. The amount of websites that don’t support control+click indicate to me that most people don’t use the method. Edit: but regardless it’s not okay to hijack the back button.
- optymizer 3y agoYou cannot possibly be serious. Who uses back buttons, on the web? Everybody.
- cwalv 3y agoI hit the same problem as gp, on mobile, tho I did open in a new tab (hold+open in new tab). The back button is usually a quick swipe from right to get me back to what I was reading.
- FractalHQ 3y agoCmd+click! Right clicking to open a link in a new tab is uncivilized.