How to Make a clicked link Open in A New Active Tab?
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
When I click on a link in a page I am viewing, the link opens a new tab but the tab isn't active. I then have to click on the new created tab to view it. Is there an option to have the new tab be the active upfront tab after clicking on a link?
I searched but couldn't find anything. Thanks for any thoughts.
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A Former User last edited by
install "right click opens link in new tab", options middleclick - foreground, rightclick - do nothing. might want "tab active" as well. i don't honest remember you need "download chrome extension" to be able to use them.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
Actually there are 3 native ways,
a) you use a mouse gesture on the link (drag the link slightly down with the right mouse button and release)
b) Hold down Ctrl+Shift then left click the link
c) Drag the link with the mouse to the tab bar (does not always work) -
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@gator5000e said in How to Make a clicked link Open in A New Active Tab?:
When I click on a link in a page
middle-click? (Just wanted to make sure)
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks for the suggestions. I've looked at some of the extensions and really don't see anything that is on point. And this is harder than it should be, I am not sure why Opera can't have an option in the settings to make the new tab active immediately when clicking on a link. Oh well. Firefox and Edge open a new active tab when clicking on a link. Seems to be pretty basic. I really like Opera but it seems like this is a shortcomng on its part.
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