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Middle clicking on a link brings it up in a separate tab. If your mouse does not have a middle click button, buy one. It is a godsend. If not, re-map one of y
by Sealy 13y ago
Middle clicking on a link brings it up in a separate tab.
If your mouse does not have a middle click button, buy one. It is a godsend.
If not, re-map one of your mouse buttons to be a Button-3. I often remap the forward button to Button 3. How often would you want to go forward to a page after you've gone back?
- ScottWhigham 13y agoI don't know why the top two comments here assume that everyone browsing is using a mouse. Many of us use a phone/tablet.
- mkr-hn 13y agoI didn't even know mobile browsers supported tabs. I would have assumed a desktop or laptop too.
- ScottWhigham 13y agoI've used the iPhone 3G+, HTC One, and Samsung Galaxy S4 and they all have tab-based browsing. The Chrome browser even prompts you to "Open in new tab?" if you long-click a link.
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- matt_ 13y agoYou don't need to remap or buy a new mouse, ctrl+click opens in a new tab as well.
- dm2 13y agoAlso, middle clicking a tab closes it, which is handy.