Firefox add-on adds an option to open a link in a new tab without loading the page until you switch to the tab.

Tweak a setting and Google will open a search result link in a new tab instead of your current tab.

I think making links open in a new tab would be far more annoying than allowing the users to determine how they want links to behave.

Android Chrome users are in for a surprise as bookmarks now open in new tabs. Thankfully, you can revert Chrome to its original behavior ...

The Firefox extension introduces a new option in the right-click context menu of any link: "Open Link in Silent Tab." Click that and the link will be opened in a new tab, but it won't load till ...

Tap Open Links and select Open New Tabs in Background. On an iPad, open the Settings app, tap Safari and tap the slider next to Open New Tabs in Background to activate the setting.

To open that Safari link in a new tab, just tap on it with two fingers at once (as noted by a recent post on r/Apple).

If nothing occurs after you click a link & that you cannot open a link in Internet Explorer new window or tab, then this article may interest you.

I f you open links in Chrome, you’ll know that you can right-click and choose to open links in new tabs. But did you know you can open links in a specific place on the top of the screen.