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jon08

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Nov 14, 2008
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When I perform a Google search and click on any of the links that show up, Safari will always open that very link in the same window. How to make Safari open each link I click in a new tab?
 
Open Safari Preferences>Tabs>Click boxes on how you want tabs to behave.
 
Go to Settings on the Google Search page in the upper right of the window and choose Search Settings (You must be logged in with a Google account I think). Then scroll down toward the bottom and check the box for "Results Window --> Open search results in a new browser window."
 
Actually, I want search results in the same window, but whichever search result I click, I want it to open in a new tab.

@rdowns: what exactly do you mean? I have "Open pages in tabs instead of windows" on "Always" , but it doesn't help.
 
Actually, I want search results in the same window, but whichever search result I click, I want it to open in a new tab.

The Google setting says "Window" but if you have the tabs feature set right like the other person said, the search results will open in a new tab and not a new window. This is how I have my Safari set up.
 
Go to Settings on the Google Search page in the upper right of the window and choose Search Settings (You must be logged in with a Google account I think). Then scroll down toward the bottom and check the box for "Results Window --> Open search results in a new browser window."

I did what you told me and it works now, thanks!

Or take a look at Glims and its tab options.

I do have Glims installed, but couldn't really find the option to have links open in new tabs.:confused:
 
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