WOW! That´s a feature I need! I CAN NOT LIVE WITHOUT THIS!

it´s a beta! Stop spamming threads no one realy cares about and do
something useful like search bugs.
Where is the difference between CTRL+T, CTRL+V and right-click-on-+ +
left-click-on-"paste to new tab and go".


On 5 Sep., 06:15, Bob Oliver Bigellow XLII <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know this will probably get lost in the shuffle... but it's the type
> of added touch I normally expect from Google that I think would be a
> nice feature  (without taking up any additional screen real estate.)
>
> Sometimes I end up copying and pasting a URL into the browser.  Most
> of the time I don't want to paste the URL into the currently opened
> tab, so I end up creating a new tab THEN pasting the URL.  Certainly,
> two steps isn't something to be too concerned about.  However, I think
> there is a nifty way this could be made into one step using the
> existing interface.
>
> It would be nice if the [+] (new tab) button had a right-click context
> menu.  This menu could have a "Paste into new tab and go" option.  So,
> pasting a URL into the new tab button in this way could open a new tab
> and automatically go to the address in the clipboard.
>
> Now, I know this is still not exactly "one step"... but, it is fewer
> steps than clicking the new tab button, then right-clicking in the
> address bar, then choosing "Paste and go"... it is also less clumsy
> than clicking the new tab button and hitting CTRL-V then hitting
> enter.  (This involves hopping between the keyboard and the mouse.)
>
> Another quick method available to keyboard addicts is CTRL-T and CTRL-
> V and then enter... but, I really think this is a nice solution for
> those who are mouse addicts in certain scenarios.
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