Hookem99
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Re: [Beginner] New tab in Safari
Worked like a charm! thanks! Made it do exactly what I wanted it to do! |
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Thinkdiff
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join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY
1 edit | reply to Hookem99
Hold down Command when you click the link. |
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Vectordirect
join:2003-02-09
Rhome, TX | reply to misfitx7
»www.mactips.org/archives/2008/03···ew-tabs/ |
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misfitx7
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join:2007-06-04
Centerville, MA | reply to Hookem99
I found myself looking for the same thing, there are third party add-ons that will enable this (I forget what they are called and Im sure they werent free) It may sound silly but this is one reason why I find myself sticking with Firefox |
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jpfresno
join:2004-04-02
Fresno, CA |  reply to Hookem99
apple = cmd + n opens a new page and +t opens a new tab.[/b]  |
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Zyncotl
Zed X
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join:2002-09-13
Wayne, MI | reply to Hookem99
You can also right click the link and choose to open it in a new tab. |
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SK
The member formerly known as Cow
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join:2001-05-18
Toronto
clubs:  | reply to Hookem99
If I remember correctly, tabs are not enabled by defaul. Go to Safari > Preferences and you'll know what to do. |
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gateguy
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join:2001-02-12
Reisterstown, MD | reply to Hookem99
try open-apple & T |
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Hookem99
Deep In The Heart
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Pflugerville, TX
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| How can I get Safari to open a new tab and not a new window? I click on a link and rather than opening another tab, it opens a whole new window. It seems there would(should) be a way to automatically do this other than holding down the command key and clicking!
Thanks!
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