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Safariʻs prefs should be set so that Command-click opens the link in a new tab, and the option to have that tab be selected automatically or not is also available in the pref panel. Of course, you can always just right-click (Control-click) and select 'Open Link in New Tab'.
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This 'sort-of' worked for me. After running the command, I could click on a 'new window' link but nothing would happen until I command-clicked. Then I got a new tab (in the background). I mistakenly thought that it would revert to normal if I just changed 'true' to 'false' but it didn't. I reapplied the command with 'true' and then applied the command above to delete the preference but that did not change anything either. I still have to command-click on 'new window' links. Hm-m-m. Maybe if I re-install safari 3.1...
There has to be some other way 'cause on my computer Safari opens links that would otherwise open in a new windows, in a new background tab. I've had it like this 'forever' so I have no idea what command I used to get it this way.
On any link in Safari, Command Click opens a new tab in the foreground, Command Shift Click opens a new tab in the background. This has been around awhile, surprised no one uses it.
I click with the middle button of my mouse (the scroll ball on Mighty Mouse) to open links in a new tab in the background.
CMD + click or just drag a link from a web page on to the Safari tab bar to open a new tab.
The difference though, is that the links the tip works on are links that have target='about.blank' in them. So a link like this one forces Safari to open the link in a new window. But when you use this tip, this same link opens in a new tab.
As far as running the
defaults delete... command, using true and false worked for me. MacTipper
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Oh, thank you. That's one of the two behaviors that Firefox has that I miss in Safari.
Now, if I could re-open recently closed tabs....
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http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/16687/safaristand
Good news (for me, at least): it doesn't seem to work on new windows created by javascript (i.e. window.open()), so most advertisements and interface utility windows will still 'pop up' rather than opening a new tab.
actually it does. it only allows resized popups, where 'resized' means firefox's 'browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction = 2'.
Ahh, as this is in the GUI, it's not really hidden. It's been a GUI pref since they introduced Tabs.
Prefs: General:
Open links from other applications: in a new Tab in the current window.
That pref has worked for me always, as it seems to apply this to '_blank' links as well.
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Just wanted to share a problem I had with my mbp when running this command. I noticed 'no' links that would open to a new window/tab worked anymore. I mean nothing, links just stopped working. I couldn't figure out why because my iMac at work took this command fine. And both machines are configured pretty similarly.
I figured out the problem through the apple support forums. Apparently I installed SafariStand back before the upgrade to Safari 3.1. I had to remove the SafariStand.bundle file from HD/Library/Application Support/ Simbl/Plugins. Restart Safari and voila, works now and the new setting for opening new windows in tabs works fine now also.
Now, I also read in the forums that you can just reinstall the latest SafariStand and that'll work fine also. However, the only reason I installed SafariStand to begin with was for this functionality, so I didn't re-install. But like I said, my work machine has SafariStand installed and it works fine with this new command. Maybe it was just an old version of SafariStand.
Good luck...
In Firefox I have the Google search box set to open search results in a new tab, but I don't know how to make Safari do this. In Safari 3 it seemed I could do this by holding down the 'command' key, but since 3.1 I seem to have lost this functionality.
Also, if for some reason you might want Google to open clicked results URLs in a new window by default, that is a Preference setting that is found with _Google_ itself. Go to www.google.com and click on the Preferences link to the right of the search box and you'll see a check box for 'Open search results in a new browser window.' Of course, that can always be overridden with a simple Command-click to open the result in a new _tab_ instead, as has been mentioned ad infinitum on this thread.
Sorry to say it, folks, but all this futzing around with modifying prefs and using SafariStand or Saft or whatever just makes things worse in my opinion, especially as Safari sees regular code updates from Apple. As others have already mentioned (Robg, Finn, et al.), there is a much simpler solution: Command-click. Safariʻs prefs should be set so that Command-click opens the link in a new tab, and the option to have that tab be selected automatically or not is also available in the pref panel.
Of course, you can always just right-click (Control-click) and select 'Open Link in New Tab'. Activate the Status bar (View -> Show Status Bar) so you can see what result your actions will have as you mouse over the links.
Look at what Command-click does vs. Shift-Command-click vs. Option-Command-click. Surprise!
The way some of you approach these simple actions seems a bit like trying to use a rubber band connected to a velcro patch glued to your dashboard to turn the key in your carʻs ignition, rather than simply using your hand. Just sayinʻ.
If I click links at gmail, it will still popup a new windows....
May be this is not work for webkit?
http://secrets.textdriven.com/preferences/list
If your mouse has a middle button or click-wheel, you can use it to open a link in a new tab. (This may not work if you've reassigned your middle button.)
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I tried this and it still isn't working for me all my new window links still open in a new window. Why can't this be a preference....
I realize this is an older thread, but I just wanted to let everyone know this hint still holds true in Safari 4.
This is not working for me on Snow Leopard (10.6.1) and Safari 4.0.3 but I've heard from someone with the same versions of Mac OS and Safari that it is indeed working for them. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
This solution does not work for me either (OS X v10.6.2 and Safari v4.0.4). Does anyone have a solution to this issue? I really want to get this working…
Thanks,
David
I replied to this a few days ago - not sure what happened to that - maybe it's case of 'Note: New users' comments are held for human review to prevent comment spam.'
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I'm using Safari Version 4.0.5 (4531.22.7) on OSX 10.4.11 PPC.
My two workarounds are:
1) Applescript:
tell application 'Safari'
make new document with properties {URL:'}
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2) Make a new bookmark in your tool bar and have it do Javascript s.t. like this:
javascript:function%20load()%20{var%20load%20=%20window.open(',','scrollbars=yes,menubar=yes,height=1024,width=1024,resizable=yes,toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes');}load() 
Regards.
anyone knows if this hint works with the new Safari 5?
This behavior is listed among the new features, so I think that means they’ve added a GUI method and this hint would no longer be needed.
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i've found the solution.
Safari/Preferentes/Tabs --> Open pages in tabs instead of windows: choose Always.
thank you.