Open link in same tab

#1 I want safari, to behave the following:I click a link - safari opens the link in the SAME tab.I click a link, holding command - safari opens the link in a new tab.What is broken now:Everytime, I click a link, safari opens it in a darn new window. I have to drag the new tab from the new window into the old window, search for the old tab, I wanted to be exchanged and close it. Often this is only possible after moving the new darn window to the side, to give space for finding the old window, while moving the tab. This drives me insane!Is there a setting, I missed, or is safari simply this limited? #2 I want safari, to behave the following:I click a link - safari opens the link in the SAME tab.I click a link, holding command - safari opens the link in a new tab.What is broken now:Everytime, I click a link, safari opens it in a darn new window. I have to drag the new tab from the new window into the old window, search for the old tab, I wanted to be exchanged and close it. Often this is only possible after moving the new darn window to the side, to give space for finding the old window, while moving the tab. This drives me insane!Is there a setting, I missed, or is safari simply this limited? Not sure about same tab, but you can get it to open in same window but a different tab -- just go to Safari Prefs and at the bottom of 'General' select '...in a new tab...' #3 Not sure about same tab, but you can get it to open in same window but a different tab -- just go to Safari Prefs and at the bottom of 'General' select '...in a new tab...' No - this setting is only applied to external opened links.Opening links within safari pops new windows open and raises my blood pressure.

If you always want to open links saved in the Favorites bar in the New Tab in the Edge browser, then Microsoft is testing a new “Always Open Favorites in New Tab” option in the browser settings. Let’s learn more about it.What actually happens is, if you click on the link saved in the Favorite bar in Edge, it opens the link in the same tab. Due to this reason, the active webpage disappears. Although, you can click on the back key to get access to the same webpage. Sometimes, it could be a reason behind losing the data, especially when you’re filling out the form or similar. As of now, To open favorite links in a new tab of the Edge browser users have to click on the link by pressing the CTRL key. Not all users find this method useful and maybe you’re one of them for sure. Keeping this in mind, Microsoft recently added the same option in browser settings that will help in achieving the same thing. If you want to turn on this option, then here’s how to do that:Launch Microsoft Edge browser, then click on the (…) icon and select Settings.In the Settings page, switch to the Appearance tab. On the right side, scroll down until you find “Always open favorites in new tab“. Move the Slider to the ON position.From now onwards, whenever you click on the link saved in the Favorite bar, it will open in the New Tab Page in the Edge browser.In case, you have selected to show Favorites button on the toolbar, then you can also select this option from the Favorites menu. Here’s how you can do that:Click on the Favorites button in the toolbar.In the Favorites menu, locate the link that you want to open in a

Table of ContentLayer LinksSlide LinksLayer LinksAdd a Button Layer to the editing stageLinks can be added to any individual Layer. In the following example, we’ll add a link to a simple Button.Next, select the Layer on the stage and click the “Actions” menu item.And then add a “Simple Link” ActionAnd then enter the link’s URL and decide if it should open in a new window or the same window.1. InteractionAll Actions can happen on user-click, mouse-enter or mouse-leave. Use “Click” for regular links. 2. Action TypeSelecting this option will allow you to change the Simple Link to another Action. 3. Link URLEnter the url of the web page you wish to link to. 4. Link TargetChoose if the link should open in a new window/tab or the same window/tab. 5. Link TypeChoose if the Link should be placed on the page as a regular HTML tag (recommended) or if it should be triggered with jQuery. 6. FollowAdd an optional rel=”nofollow” attribute to the link. 7. Action DelayAdd an optional delay that occurs before the Link is clicked (only applicable if the “Link Type” is set to “jQuery”). Slide LinksTo link a Slide, visit the Slide’s “Tags & Link” section.And then enable the “Slide Link” option in the “Link & SEO” section, and enter the URL you wish to link to.1. Slide LinkEnable this option to apply a link to the entire Slide itself. 2. TypeSet this to “Regular” to link to a custom URL such as another web page. 3. URLThe url of the website you’d like to link to.4. TargetUse “same” to open the link in the same window/tab, or “new” to open the link in a new window/tab. 5. SensibilityChoose if the link should be placed above (front) or behind (back) all other content.