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If you enter a website in the address bar in Internet Explorer and then hold down the Command key when you hit Return, it will open the site in a new window, preserving the original address in the first.
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The same effect
The same effect works when command-clicking on any link - new windows are opened with the link
command-shift to open in background
If you hold command-shift, the link will open in the background. This works with a variety of browsers including iCab and (I think) Opera. Omniweb and Chimera have special prefs so that command-click alone can open links in the background.
Well...
In Mozilla, command-clicking on a link opens it in a new tab instead of a new window (or maybe that's a preference i've forgotten i changed). Very handy as it doesn't give a window clutter (and window clutter with Aqua isn't very good, as every window takes several megs of ram if you haven't turned on window compression)
Well, yeah, but, uh, also...
In Mozilla, I just click and hold to get a drop down menu that contains new Tab or Window options.
Well, yeah, but, uh, also...
...which takes about infinitely longer. :-)
Well, yeah, but, uh, also...
Because my other hand usually has a Pepsi in it : )
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