Open Link in New Tab for Firefox
Enhance Your Browsing with Open Link in New Tab
- Free
- 4.1
- 3
- V 1.1resigned1
Enhance Your Browsing with Open Link in New Tab
Open Link in New Tab is a Firefox extension designed to customize how links are opened in the browser. It allows users to choose between opening links in the current tab or in a new tab, providing flexibility in web navigation. This add-on is compatible with Firefox Quantum 57 and later, ensuring a seamless experience with modern Firefox versions.
Users can select from several settings to tailor their browsing experience. Options include following the web page's default settings, opening links to different sites in a new tab, or opening all links in new tabs. This functionality can significantly enhance productivity and user comfort while browsing, making it a valuable tool for Firefox users looking to personalize their web experience.
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Open Link in New Tab for Firefox
- Free
- 4.1
- 3
- V 1.1resigned1
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