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Carol Haynes:
Ctrl-Click works in Internet Explorer 7, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome.
The only differences I can see in their behaviour is that IE and Chrome group new tabs alongside the parent tab (so if you Ctrl Click the new tab is placed immediately to the right of the current tab) whereas Firefox and Safari always place new tabs at the extreme right of the tabs list.
f0dder:
For most browsers, you can also use middle-mouse-button (scrollwheel, whatever) clicking to open a new tab, so you don't need to use a keyboard modifier.
Darwin:
For most browsers, you can also use middle-mouse-button (scrollwheel, whatever) clicking to open a new tab, so you don't need to use a keyboard modifier.
-f0dder (January 18, 2009, 06:50 PM)
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:-[
Didn't know that one, either...
Ctrl-Click works in Internet Explorer 7, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome.
The only differences I can see in their behaviour is that IE and Chrome group new tabs alongside the parent tab (so if you Ctrl Click the new tab is placed immediately to the right of the current tab) whereas Firefox and Safari always place new tabs at the extreme right of the tabs list.
-Carol Haynes (January 18, 2009, 06:45 PM)
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My only defence here is that Maxthon had utterly spoiled me and I never went looking... (yes, I specialise in lame excuses).
Grorgy:
Using tab mix plus double clicking on the tab bar is the default to open a new tab, so lots of options really
PPLandry:
- In many summary view (unread, new replies to your post, etc), show the number of unread posts for each thread, this gives an idea of the activity and helps decide to view the thread now or later
- In many summary views (including the main forum page), show for each thread more than the current "re: Thread title" which gives no clue. Nb of posts, content summary, etc to help us manage the large activity here
- Support a WYSIWYG editor
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