MyIE2 v Firefox

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One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold the
click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that link
opens in a new tab.
I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
Thanks, Steve.
 
Thanks <<M>>, I know how to do that. I was wondering if Firefox could be
set up to do the 'drag' thing as in MyIE2. (One click instead of two!)
Steve


->Right-click link, Select "Open Link in New Tab"
->
->->> One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold
the
->> click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that
link
->> opens in a new tab.
->> I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
->> Thanks, Steve.
->
 
Steve said:
Thanks <<M>>, I know how to do that. I was wondering if Firefox could be
set up to do the 'drag' thing as in MyIE2. (One click instead of two!)
Steve


->Right-click link, Select "Open Link in New Tab"
->
->->> One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold
the
->> click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that
link
->> opens in a new tab.
->> I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
->> Thanks, Steve.
->
Click to expand...
You can middle click and it will open in a new tab.
 
And said:
Thanks <<M>>, I know how to do that. I was wondering if
Firefox could be set up to do the 'drag' thing as in MyIE2.
(One click instead of two!) Steve
Click to expand...

You have to install the "mouse gestures" extension.



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One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold the
click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that link
opens in a new tab.
I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
Thanks, Steve.
Click to expand...
If you have a 3-buttton mouse, clicking the middle button will open
the link in a new tab...or click the middle button on an open tab to
close it.
 
->> I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
You can middle click and it will open in a new tab.
Click to expand...

Damn, I didn't know that. Sweet! I'm becoming a big fan of Firefox.

<<M>>
 
One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold the
click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that link
opens in a new tab.
I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
Click to expand...

You can also hold the "Control" key then click on a link, this will also
open a new tab.

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One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold the
click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that link
opens in a new tab.
I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
Thanks, Steve.
Click to expand...

Ctrl-LeftClick
 
One feature I like in MyIE2 is you can left click on a link, hold the
click and drag the mouse a few mm and when you let go, then that link
opens in a new tab.
I can't find a way to do this in Firefox.. is it possible ?
Thanks, Steve.
Click to expand...

Control-click may do it as it is a relative of Mozilla.
 
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You can also hold the "Control" key then click on a link, this will
also open a new tab.
Click to expand...

You can also double-click on the tab bar.

Chak
 
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