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You cannot change the mouse behaviour from ctrl shift click, but the keyboard behaviour can be edited from "enter ctrl shift" to "enter shift" — this can be done in Preferences, Shortcuts, Keyboard setup, Edit, Advanced, Browser widget context.
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29. April 2010, 11:49:03 (edited)
On a related note, I can now no longer open links in a background tab by holding command+shift and clicking the link.
Why doesn't this work anymore, and is there an alternative? (other than using the context menu)
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Wait, what... it's backwards now! cmd+shift+click = new tab in the foreground.... cmd+click = new tab in the background. That's an exact reversal of the previous setting, isn't it?
Why doesn't this work anymore, and is there an alternative? (other than using the context menu)
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Wait, what... it's backwards now! cmd+shift+click = new tab in the foreground.... cmd+click = new tab in the background. That's an exact reversal of the previous setting, isn't it?