Ctrl+left-click is not always the same as middle-click
Ctrl-click is supposed to open a new tab, but this doesn't always happen. For instance in a YouTube channel, middle-clicking a video in the sidebar (or right-clicking and selecting New Tab) opens the video in a new tab, but ctrl-clicking opens it in the current tab. Is there any fix for this?
Gekose oplossing
Those links are JavaScript links (according to Stylish), that don't work respond the same as regular hyperlinks.
I have a userstyle installed in Firefox that adds a "J" to the cursor "hand" on most JavaScript links, and that tells me that I need to middle-click those links - cause {Ctrl + Click} won't work.
http://userstyles.org/styles/233
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Gekose oplossing
Those links are JavaScript links (according to Stylish), that don't work respond the same as regular hyperlinks.
I have a userstyle installed in Firefox that adds a "J" to the cursor "hand" on most JavaScript links, and that tells me that I need to middle-click those links - cause {Ctrl + Click} won't work.
http://userstyles.org/styles/233
I figured it was a javascript thing. Still, it seems odd that middle-click works, since there's a proper URL, and not ctrl-click.
Thanks for the link, it installs nicely as a userscript.
You're welcome.
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