Sebastian wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 05, 2010 at 11:27AM +0000, Gareth Eason wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Hi Gar
>>> Thanks - but I'm hoping someone can point me at a way to change the setting
>> so clicking gives the behaviour. I can't 'middle click' by tapping a touchpad
>> (or at least not the one I have on my laptop), and Ctrl + click takes two
>> hands so it not only has to be remembered (and work consistently) but is
>> slower and more awkward.
>> On my touchpad I can just press both click-buttons at the same time 2
> emulate a 'middle-click', don't know if that works for
> you. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Chrome so I can't give any
> other (even potentially) helpful advice.
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Hi,
Thanks - the same works for my touchpad - but requires significant
extra effort and is not always reliable. Sometimes the computer doesn't
register (or I don't manage to push) both buttons at the same time -
with the result that the computer thinks I'm trying to right or left click.
Basically, does anyone know how I make *left clicking* a link in Chrome
open it in a tab in the background. That's all I'm looking for. I'm
largely uninterested in any other workarounds (unless they are less
effort on a standard laptop than single left click.) :)
Best regards,
-->Gar
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