Le dimanche 20 avril 2008 à 16:51 +0200, Josselin Mouette a écrit : > There is a better way to do that: just middle-click on the "new tab" > button. It will open the new tab with the URL in the clipboard, and is > one click less.
I don't have a new tab button, except in the menu; I use control-T to get a new tab.... Watching myself more carefully, I noticed that I sometimes also paste bug numbers this way then add bugs.debian.org/ in front: I'm not only pasting valid URLs. (With a non-blank URL bar, if I use control-L or otherwise select the existing URL to overtype it with this, Epiphany loses my previous selection for middle-pasting. I can paste the number on the end of the URL then clear out what I don't want, but that's rather fiddly. Of course ideally all bug numbers would always work as links and I wouldn't need to paste stuff around like this -- or I should learn to use control-C/control-V instead of middle clicking.) > This is also more consistent, because you don’t get a page loaded > without the correponding address in the URL bar. I think this is > intentional, as there are better ways to achieve what you are doing with > it in the old behavior. So why does opening a new window give the old behaviour, i.e. an empty URL bar? -- Moray