''ritaperdue2 [[#question-1244333|said]]'' <blockquote> I have my setting to open links as new tab. HOWEVER, when I click on a website to 'logout' most times it treats it as a 'link' and then opens a new tab - this means that the page I was on is still open... </blockquote> * I also have ''''Open Links as a New Tab'''' and can't say that I regularly run into this. Even so, just hover back over to the site's Tab at the left and Close it and Close the Sign-Out page (Tab) you're on. There are times I have many Tabs opened on a Sign-in site and after logging-out, I just close all the remaining Tabs. * Another way: Right-Click the Log-Out/Sign-Out link and ''''Copy Link Location''''. Now, in the URL Box, put your cursor there Right-Click and ''''Paste-&-Go'''' with the Log-Out/Sign-Out link. No New Tab. * Placing your cursor in the URL box and Right-Clicking to bring-up the context box should highlight the current link in blue, so when you ''''Paste-&-Go'''', it deletes the URL there while Pasting and going to the Log-Out/Sign-Out link in one step. * '''My Usual And The Better Way with Sign-In Sites:''' * Sites I usually sign-in to, '''''especially shopping sites''''', I have them in their own browser window. Let's say Amazon. I open a new browser window. I sign-in to Amazon. I have one or more Tabs open as I shop (it can be a few or a dozen or more Tabs as I compare one or more items and/or looking at other items). I either buy (or don't) then I sign-out. * Now, I simply close that browser window and all of its Tabs when I click on the '''X''' in the upper-right corner. * For 'Better Security', it's best to '''''always shop/bank in its own browser window''''' - not mixed with other common browsing windows/Tabs. ~Pj