On 17 Mar 2002 10:13:11 -0800, Wolfi wrote:
>> >middle clicking on a link now opens a new tab *without switching to it*.
>> No mystery there after all... that's what "Load links in background" means. :)
>
>That's nice, but useless until one is told about the secrets of this
>cryptic sentence.
I agree that the help should be updated to cover the tabs dialog.
>Why isn't it then named "Load links into new tab"?
Because this option doesn't control that, it controls whether you switch to the new
tab or not (as I have happily discovered). I should also point out that when this
option is on, a URL entered into the entry field now opens in the current tab
rather than a new one (which seemed like a bug with that option off, since it is
supposed to be Ctrl+Enter to open in new tab).
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