Links to open in a new window...

[Special_K]

I would like have suggestions for links on this forum to open either a new tab or a new window.

Should not be too hard to do as I've seen it being done before...

 

[Sudrien]

It may not be too hard, but 9 out of 10 actual website designers would call it "evil".

If you have a mouse with a scroll wheel, you can click that wheel ("middle click") to open up pages in a new tab.

If you do not have a mouse with a scroll wheel WhyDoYouNotHaveOneIAmNotAddicted

 

[Special_K]

Haha...okay....

It helps to keep traffic on this side of the internet, IMO.

 

[Alphard Sokaina]

Re:

If you have a mouse with a scroll wheel, you can click that wheel ("middle click") to open up pages in a new tab.

Wow, thanks Sud. I didn't know it

 

[Nick Hunter]

I learnt it not so long ago, either.

 

[silverywhite]

Any similar tips for laptops?

 

[Special_K]

Right-click + N or T. Depending on which browser you're using...

 

[Sudrien]

Re:

Any similar tips for laptops?

On windows, you can try ctrl key+click. I'm sure one of the modifier keys on macs do the same thing, but I don't have one readily available.

 

[Moonlight04]

Re: Re:

Any similar tips for laptops?

On windows, you can try ctrl key+click. I'm sure one of the modifier keys on macs do the same thing, but I don't have one readily available.

Oh wow! I didn't know that! Thanks a lot!

If you have a mouse with a scroll wheel, you can click that wheel ("middle click") to open up pages in a new tab.

I didn't know this either...

 

[Kerahna]

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Any similar tips for laptops?

Laptops usually allow you to "middle click" by clicking both mouse buttons at the same time (at least the ones i've used XD)

 

[Nick Hunter]

That requires some precision.