If you're browsing the Web, it's sometimes more convenient to open a link that you click on in a new tab rather than the one you're currently using. Doing so allows you to save your progress when ...

Everyone is probably aware of how to open links in new tabs in your favorite browser—just Command-click the link, and it will open in a new tab, instead of replacing your current window’s contents.

Tweak a setting and Google will open a search result link in a new tab instead of your current tab. Matt Elliott Senior Editor Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and ...

Whether you browse the internet in Safari or Chrome, it's easy to open a link in a new tab. Opening multiple tabs on your Mac is extremely helpful when doing research, online shopping, or working on a ...

If you're doing more than a simple search on Google, you probably want those links to open in a new tab instead of the current one, so your original results are always available. Here's how to make ...

Whenever you right-click on a link and select the Open in a New Tab option, it opens right next to the current tab. Have you ever wondered if you can make a new tab open at the right-side end of the ...