David E. Ross: >The default when opening a new tab by middle-clicking on a link is to >place the new tab in the background, leaving the focus on the old tab. >This is controlled by the preference variable >browser.tabs.loadInBackground, which has the default value "True".
Or by Preferences->Browser->Tabbed Browsing [x] Switch to new tabs opened from links >That is how my configuration is setup. Not mine, but i have now set it. >In my test, I did not search on the new tab. I did not even select the >new tab. Focus remained on the old tab. Have done so. >My question is whether, in this case, the position for searching on >the old tab should be where the last search stopped That is what happens on my SM 2.13a1 and what i would expect... >or where I middle-clicked (where in the view window the last mouse >action occurred). ...why should middle-clicking set a new position for searching? After opening the new tab with the middle-click 'rancho' is still selected and a new search should start there. Hartmut _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
