Middle mousebutton & Gnome's webbrowser
Some time ago, I blogged about how to enable middle mousebutton clicks on links to open 'm in a new tab in Gnome's webbrowser (Epiphany). Well, I found out that's not the only place in this browser where this middle mouse button comes out handy. In fact, the usage is very consistent. Left mousebutton clicks open items in the current tab, middle mousebutton clicks open them in a new tab.
Examples:
See you !
Edit: corrected some spelling mistakes
Examples:
- Links on a webpage
- A bookmark on your toolbar (btw: to add one, just drag a link to the toolbar)
- A bookmark in the bookmarks menu
- A bookmark in the bookmarks editor
- Any entry in the "dropdown menu" you get when you type something in the adressbar:
I guess there are even more examples like this. I'm once again proud to be an Gnome user.
- A history item
- A search command from a smart bookmark
- A bookmark
See you !
Edit: corrected some spelling mistakes
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