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Some more tips: - middle-clicking on the refresh button duplicates the - middle-clicking on a tab closes it - middle-clicking on the empty space after all yo
by pxeger1 3y ago
Some more tips:
- middle-clicking on the refresh button duplicates the
- middle-clicking on a tab closes it
- middle-clicking on the empty space after all your tabs opens a new one
Generally, try middle-clicking on things to see what happens. It’s often useful.
- dishsoap 3y agoInteresting, I had never tried middle clicking the refresh button
- MrJohz 3y agoCtrl-click works as well (just like ctrl-click works to open tabs in new windows. This is useful for laptops where the middle button can be harder to use/access. It also works for history items, and I think other things as well. Basically if it could be opened in a new tab, then try middle/ctrl clicking it.