As you can open a new tab in Firefox in any of these ways, see if any of the following work for you:
1) Middle-Click
2) Right-Click + T
3) Right-Click/Open Link in New Tab
4) CTRL + Left Click
5) CTRL + Middle Click
6) ALT + Middle Click
7) Shift + Middle Click (Unlike the rest, opens tab in the foreground, instead of the background)
8) Shift + Left Click (Opens page in a new window)
This topic is not about Firefox which I haven't used in months!
I am aware of that.
But many browsers use similar (standard) ways to do things.
Such as CTRL + P for print, CTRL + S for save, or CTRL + O for open.
I only posted what works in Firefox, in the hopes that perhaps one of them will work also for you in the browser your using.
You must have missed this post.
I can confirm that they work on Comodo Dragon.
They work. However it seems like work to achieve it since the user is actively clicking the link. I however won't use an extension to accomplish it.
Correct Trium, Comodo Dragon is based on Chromium/Google Chrome or as I like to say a Chrome-clone.
I've left Dragon awhile ago because I could never update past a March 2014 build of it, if I tried any newer version it would work for a few minutes and then endlessly start crashing or causing a BSOD -- even when trying to start out completely fresh with a brand new profile.
I now use SRWare Iron Portable (another Chrome-clone) which hasn't given me any issues, yet.
Deutsch SRWare Iron link for you Trium.
thank you :-) i try it
ps: its nice browser and change to ff and ie. makes a good impression
do you know that srware is from germany?
I've known it for years.
One interesting tidbit about though is you do need to change the homepage that's in it by default, see the reason why here by reading the Homepage Warning area: