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Personally I get irritated when I click a link on
halfbakery and go into some tangent, and
then have to click the back button a dozen
times. I know that with merely a few lines of
the HTML already used in the links, a new
window would open.
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Not a few lines of HTML. One phrase in the anchor tag "target=_new" will do it. I bet you could do that by default in userContent.css (for Firefox). |
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Or you could right-click, New Window/Tab. |
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Not having a million windows open when I surf halfbakery is consistent with its minimalist charm. |
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Yeah, I have enough open at work as it is! |
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Why should a website impose the new
window on you, when the choice to have a
new window or not is currently in the
hands of the user (i.e. by clicking or right-
clicking and choosing "Open in new
window/tab")? |
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When you're on a mac like me, right-
clicking is a hassle. |
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Baked (at least in real systems) by clicking the scroll wheel / middle button. |
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//When you're on a mac like me, right- clicking is a hassle.// |
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or just buy a $5 mouse w/ 3 buttons. alternatively, if you're on a laptop, you can change the system preferences to make a tap w/ 2 fingers on the trackpad a right click. |
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a third option, the new version of safari has a feature called snapback where if you click the little orange arrow in the URL bar, it takes you back to the first page before you started wildly clicking links. |
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