pixelgeek Posted May 18 Share Posted May 18 Depends on your browser. If you are creating the URL you can add a target="new" attribute to the url and see if that works. Where is the URL being generated? Link to comment
rob213 Posted May 18 Author Share Posted May 18 41 minutes ago, pixelgeek said: Depends on your browser. If you are creating the URL you can add a target="new" attribute to the url and see if that works. where is new ? 41 minutes ago, pixelgeek said: Where is the URL being generated? in features → web search thank you for your reply Link to comment
vitor Posted May 18 Share Posted May 18 (edited) As @pixelgeek mentioned, it depends entirely on the browser. Safari, for example, does it (by default?). When Alfred opens a URL, it’s just telling macOS “hey, open this”. macOS then checks what the default app for that is and tells it “hey, open this”. The it happens. Once Alfred sends the URL to macOS, it’s out of its hands. Yes, you could (again, depending on the browser) make a workflow that would automate it, checking every open tab to see if it matched the URL and then switching to it if it found it. The trouble isn’t worth it, considering it’ll have to be slower. Your best bet is to look in the browser’s settings or ask for the feature in their forums. Edited May 18 by vitor rob213 1 Link to comment
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