CMD+Click goes a long way in Safari

Tuesday, September 29, 2009 around 1 pm mountain time

I love this little hint.

While CMD-clicking a link opens into it into a new tab, there’s more to this modifier key in Safari.

CMD-click a Submit button in web forms to open the resulting page in a new tab – this keeps your painstakingly filled form intact.

CMD-click the Back button to open the previous page in a new tab. CMD-Enter a URI in the address bar to quickly open new tabs with that address, and (my favorite) CMD-Enter a Google search in the window top to open the results in, yes, a new tab.

(via Finer Things in Mac)

This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at 1 pm and is filed under apple, mac.

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