When I click over the result link, obtained by typing a search text,
it opens in the same window. So i lost the other results. Instead of
that, it will be good, if it opens in a new window. Otherwise, i have
to right click and select open in new winow/tab.
Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
> Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
Because it would cause unmitigated on-screen chaos for most normal
users?
Your keyboard has a Backspace key, the browser has a Back button and
most sensible browsers have a 'Recent Pages' drop-down alongside the
back/forward buttons.
Or... if you really want to be a clever bugger about it, just hold
down the Ctrl key when clicking on a link, since this will open it in
a new tab/window, ;-)
On Dec 2, 10:29 am, Vincent Anand Amaladoss wrote:
> When I click over the result link, obtained by typing a search text,
> it opens in the same window. So i lost the other results. Instead of
> that, it will be good, if it opens in a new window. Otherwise, i have
> to right click and select open in new winow/tab.
> Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
> When I click over the result link, obtained by typing a search text,
> it opens in the same window. So i lost the other results. Instead of
> that, it will be good, if it opens in a new window. Otherwise, i have
> to right click and select open in new winow/tab.
> Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
> > Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
> Because it would cause unmitigated on-screen chaos for most normal
> users?
> Your keyboard has a Backspace key, the browser has a Back button and
> most sensible browsers have a 'Recent Pages' drop-down alongside the
> back/forward buttons.
> Or... if you really want to be a clever bugger about it, just hold
> down the Ctrl key when clicking on a link, since this will open it in
> a new tab/window, ;-)
> On Dec 2, 10:29 am, Vincent Anand Amaladoss wrote:
> > When I click over the result link, obtained by typing a search text,
> > it opens in the same window. So i lost the other results. Instead of
> > that, it will be good, if it opens in a new window. Otherwise, i have
> > to right click and select open in new winow/tab.
> > Why can't it be made as default setting in Google?
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