Not to useful but can be

[IAntDemo]

you can drag and drop a http link and drag it on address bar or on the tab bar in firefox/chrome


lol

 

[Computer Head]

ok

 

[CrackerJacker1]

SWEET, I didn't know that. You can't do it with IE, But Chrome you can do it with.

 

[Computer Head]

if I need to click a link and send it to another tab, I just hold Ctrl and click the link and it sends that link into a new tab.

 

[IAntDemo]

did you just figure that out lol.

Posted abit later on.

Anyhow, I lean back from time to time and can get lazy leaning back up to press buttons but it helps.
EDIT!!!

YOU CAN DRAG IT ONTO A TAB AND IT WILL CREATE IT.
LOL COMPUTER, BEAT THAT

Joking lol

 

[Atomic Rooster]

You could drag and drop links like that on older versions of Firefox. I can do it on version 3.03.

 

[IAntDemo]

cool lol didn't recall a version as I have the latest and it works.

 

[NEED WOW NOW]

Open two tabs and open google on one tab. Go to the other tab and drag the tab that has google open already and it makes a duplicate page.

But the dragging is cool. I wouldn't use it because I just right click a link and click open in new tab. T_T

 

[IAntDemo]

needwowow thnx.

I also right click but now I'm going to get use to this as it's fast for me, also it's useful when I watch football as theirs lots of streaming links and only a few work so I open like 7 at once until I get a good stream on footy.

 

[Mattyl110792]

When I'm using my desktop I just use the middle (click wheel button) which opens links in a new tab by default. And on the laptop, I have the bottom corner enabled so when I tap it, it opens links in a new tab haha. Beat that

EDIT: Not so useful for unhyperlinked links