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Was just wondering if we could make it so that when we clicked a link, that it would open another tab instead of opening on the current page.


Of course thats if everyone else would like it as well...vote?

Just right click on the link and select "Open in New Tab"....

NHFZR600 wrote:Just right click on the link and select "Open in New Tab"....

I know but it would be easier/nicer to just have to click it.
Im sure theres mac users on the board that hate having to ctrl+click everytime.

I don't like that when I click the forum button on www.fzronline.com it opens a new window. But then again on the home computer the forum is my home page so I don't have to worry about it.

Chris.

kilika2 wrote:I don't like that when I click the forum button on http://www.fzronline.com it opens a new window. But then again on the home computer the forum is my home page so I don't have to worry about it.

Chris.

yea, thats the one I dont like.
it should be swapped to forums open on same page and then link on the forum open in new tab

shredex wrote:Was just wondering if we could make it so that when we clicked a link, that it would open another tab instead of opening on the current page.


Of course thats if everyone else would like it as well...vote?

Shred you set that up in your browser rules or does Windows not give you that choice ?

Just click on links with the trackwheel on your mouse. It should open another tab automatically without having to right click and open the menu.

mrfreeze5 wrote:Just click on links with the trackwheel on your mouse

+1

shredex wrote:I know but it would be easier/nicer to just have to click it.

Lazy! ...

George, tell them about the days before computer mice...

ragedigital wrote:

mrfreeze5 wrote:Just click on links with the trackwheel on your mouse

+1

shredex wrote:I know but it would be easier/nicer to just have to click it.

Lazy! ...

George, tell them about the days before computer mice...

Oh you mean when RAM was a 3ft U tube of mercury and stored just one Bit and the Computer room for UK directory enquiries was on 5 floors of 6 rows 100 ft long per floor & now fits on one CD.

when hard disks were 10 " diam & the platters were hand loaded in a stack that weighed a lot (definitely bullet proof )

Or when the core switching was done with relays and a "bug" was a cockroach that jammed the relay open ( the term I believe was coined by "Amazing " Grace a naval wren in the viet nam era. if MIT scuttlebut is to be believed)

When Female IT staff took off their blouses in the valve rooms as the heat given off by the valves turned the rooms into sweat boxes.

when memory cores were strings of ferrite beads interlaced together in american owned sweat shops in the west indian islands

shredex wrote:

NHFZR600 wrote:Just right click on the link and select "Open in New Tab"....

I know but it would be easier/nicer to just have to click it.
Im sure theres mac users on the board that hate having to ctrl+click everytime.

Again showing ignorance towards apple. Apple's had two button ability for years now.

thatkid wrote:

shredex wrote:

NHFZR600 wrote:Just right click on the link and select "Open in New Tab"....

I know but it would be easier/nicer to just have to click it.
Im sure theres mac users on the board that hate having to ctrl+click everytime.

Again showing ignorance towards apple. Apple's had two button ability for years now.

Last time I checked, all hundred or so Macs i've been on had one clicker. you had to ctrl+click to right click.

mrfreeze5 wrote:ck it. Im sure theres mac users on the board that hate having to ctrl+click everytime.

I dont have a scroll as I dont even have a mouse :'( (laptop)

BUT luckly I got this nifty little button that works just as well!

yamaha_george wrote:
Shred you set that up in your browser rules or does Windows not give you that choice ?

George, I think thats a browser option not an OS option . and yes my browser is set to open in new tab. Works on all sites but this one.

I'll just middle click. works just as fine.

Well if you are comparing macs the age of your old ass laptop then yeah, those had 1 button. Although the new macs come with a mouse with no buttons. Magically you can use a left or right click or scrolling feature on the touch sensitive pad embedded in the top. Amazing.

Maybe you should try using something current before making flippant comments. I don't judge windows based on 3.1, or 98, or 2k, or Millennium.