yooit_32 wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

middle mouse button

what about using a touchpad

Then it wouldn't work.

Support bump:

I think that links should always be targeted and I don't think there even needs to be an option to turn it off. I don't see the reason why anyone would need to open a link from a forum post in the same tab. If someone is opening a link from a forum post, they'll probably want to reply to the post after viewing the link.

I don't care that there are “workarounds” like right-click > open_link_in_new_tab : It's so simple to implement target=“_blank” and I think it would just be nicer to use.

By the way, i found a way to middle click on laptops (or atleast chrome books)
Just tap 3 fingers on the track pad.
This still would be more convenient than that though, as it is sort of tricky to get the hang of.

MathPuppy314 wrote:

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Support bump:

I think that links should always be targeted and I don't think there even needs to be an option to turn it off. I don't see the reason why anyone would need to open a link from a forum post in the same tab. If someone is opening a link from a forum post, they'll probably want to reply to the post after viewing the link.

I don't care that there are “workarounds” like right-click > open_link_in_new_tab : It's so simple to implement target=“_blank” and I think it would just be nicer to use.

For some people which sometimes have a lot of tabs open at the same time (like me), the option to open the link in the same tab could be useful

7salad3salad wrote:

(#63)
By the way, i found a way to middle click on laptops (or atleast chrome books)
Just tap 3 fingers on the track pad.
This still would be more convenient than that though, as it is sort of tricky to get the hang of.

You can also Ctrl+click.

Support, it would be easy to add and it would make navigation more efficient (probably not for mobile though)