I just downloaded and started using KMelon today, and I think it's pretty awesome. But there is one thing that I miss. When I cntl+click on a link (to open a link in a new tab), I used to be able to have it open in the background without switching to that tab. This allows me to open a link in a new tab, but still finish what I'm doing before going to check it out. I understand that some people may perfer the current behavior, so I suggest that this new feature be configureable. This would probably only require a "In Background" checkbox in the tab settings, like I noticed for the opening a new tab from a typed URL.

Use Alt Right-click instead, and it will open in a background tab.

A+

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Ubuntu 12.04 - Gramps 3.4.9 - Harbour 3.2.0 - Hwgui 2.20-3 - K-Meleon 76.0 rc

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I just downloaded and started using KMelon today, and I think it's pretty awesome. But there is one thing that I miss. When I cntl+click on a link (to open a link in a new tab), I used to be able to have it open in the background without switching to that tab. This allows me to open a link in a new tab, but still finish what I'm doing before going to check it out. I understand that some people may perfer the current behavior, so I suggest that this new feature be configureable. This would probably only require a "In Background" checkbox in the tab settings, like I noticed for the opening a new tab from a typed URL.

Tools - Mouse Accelerators - Firefox 2

That is just what I wanted! Thank you!

Read this in FAQ for more info about it.

K-Meleon in Spanish