| Pin Tab Links should open new window | Tismark | 9/9/10 12:54 PM | Google Chrome version 6.0.472.55 (Official Build 58392) Operating System:Mac OSX - Snow Leopard Please describe your question/comment in detail (for example, steps to reproduce the problem): There's been some change in the pinned tabs in Chrome that |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Suggestion2010 | 9/9/10 6:19 PM | I've noticed this too and I also find it undesirable. Until you get a real answer, my workaround has been to drag and drop the bookmark icon onto the pinned tab where you want the item to display. |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | †Dragontatt† | 9/9/10 6:52 PM | I use the below extension, and have been for months. Opens 99% of links in new tab when clicked. Works from pinned tabs too.... |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | _Colin | 9/13/10 4:51 AM | I think it is a good feature it allows a pinned new tab page to replace a bookmarks menu as seen on other browsers - and it is much better than a bookmarks menu. It does have one inconsistency though, entering text in the address bar should also open |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Tismark | 9/13/10 9:56 AM | If I'm reading the info. about the tab link deal correctly, it opens all links in new tabs, that sounds like another annoyance to me.. I'd really just rather that pinned tabs go back to being able to to have links opened in them, because I can (and |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | _Colin | 9/13/10 10:36 AM | I find that if I type an address in the address bar then I get the page in a new tab, as you found, but if I type something like the word test which does a google search when pressing return then the search page appears in the same tab - which I thin |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Tismark | 9/13/10 10:44 AM | I hadn't tried a search - yes, you're right it's inconsistent. It's also inconsistent that I can leave the page I pinned just by following links on the page that are external to the page I originally tabbed. I'd either like to go back to being able |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | JstnRyan | 9/23/10 12:54 AM | I believe I have just discovered this behavior myself, and I disagree that links or bookmarks should be treated any differently than a normal tab. One extremely frustrating example is JavaScript bookmarks (960 Gridder, for example - http://gridder.a |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Techguy9 | 10/5/10 8:19 PM | 6.0.472.63 Win7 When I perform a search in the addressbar while in a pinned tab, my search takes place within that tab instead of opening a new tab. In my opinion, this goes against the whole point of pinned tabs. |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Tismark | 10/5/10 8:27 PM | I may well be the exception, but the only reason I pinned tabs was that there were a handful of sites I keep open and pinning them meant more room on my bar. Ultimately, the change has now meant the only tab I pin is gmail. The rest are too inconsi |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | Jeff May | 5/19/11 1:56 PM | I also agree that pinned tabs should open any links to a different page in a new window. Otherwise, what's the point of pinning it? I often forget what tab I am in and will click on a link and then realize I screwed up my pinned tab, which then I hav |
| Re: Pin Tab Links should open new window | TheSqueegee | 8/8/11 1:26 PM | Agree. Please fix, Google! |