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What happened to the ability to right click and open a topic on a new window or a new tab?  Yesterday that ability just quit working and it hasn't worked since.  I use it a lot so that I don't have to back through sometimes several pages to get back to a forum menu, or start over from the top.  This is the only forum I use that it doesn't work on.

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Can't say I've seen the same issue. I don't see how that would be a website-specific problem either. I know on Macs, cmd-click also opens a link in a new tab. Maybe control-click does that on Windows?

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Can't say I've seen the same issue.

I don't see how that would be a website-specific problem either.

I know on Macs, cmd-click also opens a link in a new tab. Maybe control-click does that on Windows?

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Originally Posted by jamo

I know on Macs, cmd-click also opens a link in a new tab.

Works for me.

Ctrl+click works, but right click does not.  UPDATE:  Okay, I tried a different mouse and it works as it should.  I find it very peculiar that this is the only site I've found where the right click doesn't work with my plain Jane M705 Logitech laser mouse.  When I switch to my Performance MX mouse then it's back to normal.  I switched back to my older mouse because I wasn't very happy with the recharge life on the MX mouse.  It's a hassle to have to plug it in about once a week to recharge and then deal with the cord while I'm working or surfing.  I prefer things that run on replaceable batteries when I have the option.

Anyway, I guess the problem is solved as well as it's going to be for the moment.

Rick

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