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How does this script open in a new tab with 🔢hotkey ? Just like target="_blank"

// location.href = link.href; line 36 change to 👇

window.open(link.href);

Is this the correct change? (Not familiar with JavaScript)

Version 1.2.0 adds these:

• Press Alt + 1...9 to open a new tab.
• Press Shift + 1...9 to open a new window.

Alt/Shift works only in Chrome.

Version 1.2.0 adds these:
Press Alt + 1...9 to open a new tab.
Alt/Shift works only in Chrome.

That increases the complexity of the operation, and it is not as good as a mouse click.

I still use version 1.1.4, and use window.open(link.href);

because I like new tab opening, ^_^

I guess you have arthritis or some other condition. Normally there's no problem in pressing Shift or Alt, it comes as natural to me as breathing.

Ah, you probably want to use the numeric keyboard... Well, in that case indeed my solution is not convenient.

Ah, you probably want to use the numeric keyboard...

Yes!

1.2.1 adds the numpad keys.

1.2.1 adds the numpad keys.

Sorry, I got it wrong, no numpad keys , My expected behavior is :

• 1) only use 🔢1-5 to open,

• 2) and 🔢 will open it in a new tab.

There are only these 2 requirements.

1.2.1 adds the numpad keys.

Sorry, I got it wrong, no numpad keys , My expected behavior is :

1) only use 🔢1-5 to open,
2) and 🔢 will open it in a new tab.

There are only these 2 requirements.

The inverse means:

• Press 1...9 to open a new tab.

• Press Alt + 1...9 to open current tab.

• Press Shift + 1...9 to open a new window.

Well, I won't be doing it in this script so you can modify it for yourself.

OK, thank you very much for writing this script, and finally I want to ask you : Is this the correct change of open a new tab?

version 1.1.4

// location.href = link.href; line 36 change to 👇

window.open(link.href);

If it works for you then it's okay.

If it works for you then it's okay.

it can works, Thank you very much!!