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I don't think 'be forced' means what you think it means. If a site defaults its links to "same tab" then I can easily override that behaviour and open them in
by garethadams 13y ago
I don't think 'be forced' means what you think it means.
If a site defaults its links to "same tab" then I can easily override that behaviour and open them in new tabs if I choose (just by using a different mouse button or holding down a key when I click)
If a site defaults links to "new tab", can you tell me the simplest way I can override that behaviour?
- jonahx 13y agoI will help you, despite your snarkiness :) Just use greasemonkey or tampermonkey and a script like this: var a = document.getElementsByTagName("a"); for (i=0;i<a.length;i++) { if (a[i].target="_blank") { a[i].target="_self" } } It should work for the majority of cases. You should be able to tweak it to handle any exceptions.
- kamjam 13y agoDrag the link and drop it into the URL bar of your browser.