While on a site, the user may be interested in a specific link to a third-party resource. Despite the fact that some sites provide for the automatic opening of a link in a new window when it is clicked, most resources open the link in the same browser window.
It is necessary
Computer, internet access, mouse
Instructions
Step 1
Opening a link in a new tab in the absence of a mouse (on a laptop). When surfing the Internet, a link may catch your attention. To stay on the resource and follow the provided link to a new tab, you need to do the following.
Step 2
Near the sensor on the laptop, press the key that plays the role of the right mouse button. First, you need to hover the cursor over the link using the device's sensor. After you click on the desired button, you will see a context menu on the screen. In this menu, you need to hover the cursor over the "Open in a new tab" command and press the key that is responsible for clicking the left mouse button (or double-tap the sensor). The link will open in a new browser tab.
Step 3
Opening a link in a new tab using the mouse. Considering the previous step, it's easy to guess what needs to be done to open the link in a new tab. You also need to hover the cursor over the link and then right-click on it. In the menu that opens, select the command "Open in a new tab" and click on it with the left mouse button. The site will open in a new tab, while you remain on the old page.
Step 4
Also today there is an easier way to open links in new tabs. To do this, you do not need to use the link's context menu. Place the cursor on the required link and click on the mouse wheel. As in the previous cases, the link will open in a new tab.
