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How to change mouse button events

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Currently basic usage needs a mouse with 3 buttons (sic). Opening a new website with clicking link in bookmarks opens new website in same tab. I want to open a new website in a new tab by using the left mouse button by itself. Currently one must hold the CNTL+left mouse button to achieve this. Where is the ability to change this situation held?

Currently basic usage needs a mouse with 3 buttons (sic). Opening a new website with clicking link in bookmarks opens new website in same tab. I want to open a new website in a new tab by using the left mouse button by itself. Currently one must hold the CNTL+left mouse button to achieve this. Where is the ability to change this situation held?

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You can look at this extension:

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You can look at this extension:

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Shortcuts add on https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fire.../customizable-shortcuts/ may be helpful.

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This seems to do what I want. Thanks muchly.

Too bad this was not in the basic Firefox, with ways to customize as well.