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If there have html or any code to open a link into other tab( not new window and with right-click of the link)?
<a href="www.blahblah.com/whatever" target="_blank">link text<a />
The purpose of opening a link in a new tab is to keep the current webpage open while also accessing a different webpage. This can be useful when you want to refer back to the original webpage or when you want to compare information between two different webpages.
To open a link in a new tab, you can either right-click on the link and select "Open Link in New Tab" or you can hold down the "Ctrl" (or "Command" on Mac) key while clicking on the link.
Yes, you can customize how links are opened in new tabs by changing your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to choose whether links should open in a new tab or a new window by default.
No, opening a link in a new tab and opening a link in a new window are not the same. Opening a link in a new tab will keep the current webpage open in one tab, while opening a link in a new window will open a completely new browser window.
Yes, in addition to right-clicking or holding down the "Ctrl" key while clicking on a link, you can also use the middle mouse button to click on a link. This will automatically open the link in a new tab.