So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes!
TypeAheadFind wish!
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Re: TypeAheadFind wish!
aarem wrote:So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes!
Shift+F10
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Re: TypeAheadFind wish!
[quote="asa"][quote="aarem"]So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes![/quote]
Shift+F10
--Asa[/quote]
Thank you!!
But darn it!! The F-key again! I have it bound to my window manager...Where does one change this?
Best wishes!
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes![/quote]
Shift+F10
--Asa[/quote]
Thank you!!
But darn it!! The F-key again! I have it bound to my window manager...Where does one change this?
Best wishes!
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CTRL+Enter
CTRL+Enter works like a charm here.
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Re: CTRL+Enter
andnaess wrote:CTRL+Enter works like a charm here.
It does? For me, it only opens the link in a new tab.....
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Re: CTRL+Enter
aarem wrote:andnaess wrote:CTRL+Enter works like a charm here.
It does? For me, it only opens the link in a new tab.....
Shift+Enter to open in new window.
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Re: TypeAheadFind wish!
aarem wrote:So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes!
If you don't like Shift+F10, you can use the "Application" key (provided you're using a Windows keyboard). It's they key to the right of the rightside WIN key.
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Re: TypeAheadFind wish!
djst wrote:aarem wrote:So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes!
If you don't like Shift+F10, you can use the "Application" key (provided you're using a Windows keyboard). It's they key to the right of the rightside WIN key.
Hmmmm....does not work! I am on linux, by the way, but that should not matter, should it?
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Re: TypeAheadFind wish!
aarem wrote:djst wrote:aarem wrote:So, I would like the following to work:
TypeAheadFind finds the next link. Once there, I want to be able to use the features of the right-click button of the mouse which gives me an option to open the link in a new window, tab, et al. Of course, without running like a cat for the mouse?
Can this be done easily? Anyone know this?
Best wishes!
If you don't like Shift+F10, you can use the "Application" key (provided you're using a Windows keyboard). It's they key to the right of the rightside WIN key.
Hmmmm....does not work! I am on linux, by the way, but that should not matter, should it?
That should probably matter I'm afraid. That key does nothing on Linux.
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I don't see it working here either
I can get Shft-F10 to work but not the application key. I'm using Mozilla but that should be irrelevant.