Links
Previously, I was able to click on an image in a page, then it would appear below that pre-click. Then, if I wanted to view the image link, it would open that link in a new tab. Now, for some reason, when I try to click to the new location, it opens it in my existing tab, rather than a new tab. How can I fix that?
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I'm not sure whether this is a problem with Firefox's menu/settings, or with how the page is designed.
Built-in Features
One option is using the built-in context menu feature, right-click or Ctrl+click, then "Open Image in New Tab" to send the currently displayed image to a new tab.
Another option is using the built-in context menu feature, right-click or Ctrl+click, then "Open Link in New Tab" to send the link behind the image to a new tab.
Page Design
It sounds like you are clicking in an image gallery or image search results page. Pages can direct a link to a new tab using either target="_blank" in the link HTML, or by attaching the window.open() script command. These are usually invisible to you as the user.
It's possible that the behavior of the links in the page has changed, but it's hard for me to know unless it's a site I also use. If you want to force a link to a new tab, these are the usual methods:
- right-click > Open Link in New Tab
- Command+click (on Windows, Ctrl+click)
- if your mouse has a middle button or scroll wheel, middle-click the link
For search sites, they often have a setting to choose whether to open in a new tab or same tab, in case that might be relevant.