If you type the name of a website in Firefox, i.e. apple.com, then hit Option-Return instead of Return, it will open up apple.com in a brand new tab. You must have tabs activated for this to work.
[robg adds: I thought we had mentioned this before, but I can only find this hint regarding Safari. You can also do this in Camino via Command-Return (the same shortcut as Safari). In Safari and Camino, the new tabs open in the background, leaving you on the current tab. In Firefox, regardless of the settings on the Tabs page of its preferences, new tabs created in this manner jump to the foreground (using Firefox 2.0.0.4 on my machine).]
[robg adds: I thought we had mentioned this before, but I can only find this hint regarding Safari. You can also do this in Camino via Command-Return (the same shortcut as Safari). In Safari and Camino, the new tabs open in the background, leaving you on the current tab. In Firefox, regardless of the settings on the Tabs page of its preferences, new tabs created in this manner jump to the foreground (using Firefox 2.0.0.4 on my machine).]
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