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2. discussions.apple.com › thread › 251381138Disable Safari’s “open in a new window” o… - Apple Community

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   May 22, 2020 · Settings > Safari > Open New Tabs in Background > ON. If you change this setting to OFF, Safari’s behaviour will change to reflect this change and the dynamic menu-item will change to Open in New Tab. With this modified setting, a New Tab will open as a “foreground” process - and your active tab (focus) will immediately change to the new tab.

   • Can’t open a new tab in Safari - Apple Community

     If you were to tap the + button Safari would open a new tab....

   • Change Tabs settings in Safari on Mac - Apple Support

     In the Safari app on your Mac, use Tabs settings to choose...

3. forums.macrumors.com › threads › open-in-background“Open in Background” (new tab) not working on iOS

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   Oct 3, 2023 · 1) I'm on 17.0.2. 2) It does not seem to happen on my iPhone, just on my iPad Pro 11" M1. 3) When I tap/hold on a thread, the preview that pops up is also just a repeat of the forum index (same as it is if I tap Open in Background)... see attached screen shot. 4) However, if I instead select on Open in New Window, it DOES open the thread (in ...

4. discussions.apple.com › thread › 250283127Safari keeps opening new tabs - Apple Community

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   Apr 5, 2019 · Welcome to Apple Support Communities! It sounds like you'd like to view links in webpages in Safari without opening a new tab each time. If you'd like to stay on the current tab whenever you open a link, go to Settings > Safari > Open Links, then tap "In Background." I hope that helps. For more information, take a look here: Use tabs in Safari ...

5. discussions.apple.com › thread › 251382090Can’t open a new tab in Safari - Apple Community

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   May 22, 2020 · If you were to tap the + button Safari would open a new tab. If you were to long-press a link > Open in background then it would open it in a new tab. If you have a mouse and keyboard attached to your iPad then you could press ⌘ (Command) + click a link to open the link in a new tab. Can’t open a new tab in Safari. .

6. support.apple.com › guide › safariChange Tabs settings in Safari on Mac - Apple Support

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   In the Safari app on your Mac, use Tabs settings to choose how webpages, links, and tabs work in Safari windows. To change these settings, choose Safari > Settings, then click Tabs. Keep tabs in a separate tab bar, or move them into the toolbar. Separate: Tabs remain in the tab bar, below the toolbar. Compact: Tabs move up to the toolbar.

   Option	Option	Description	Description
   Tab layout	Tab layout	Keep tabs in a separate tab bar, or move ...	Keep tabs in a separate tab bar, or move ...
   Always show website titles in tabs	Always show website titles in tabs	Show website titles, even when a window ...	Show website titles, even when a window ...
   Open pages in tabs instead of windows	Open pages in tabs instead of windows	Choose one of the following: Never: Open ...	Choose one of the following: Never: Open ...
   Automatically close tabs	Automatically close tabs	Choose how long to keep tabs open before ...	Choose how long to keep tabs open before ...

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7. www.zdnet.com › home-and-office › work-lifeHow to force Safari to always open new sites in tabs - ZDNET

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   Feb 2, 2023 · Open Safari. The first thing to do is open the Safari web browser, which can be done via the Launchpad app on your dock. 2. Open Settings. Click on the Safari menu in the MacOS top bar and click ...

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   How do I open a page in a background in Safari?

   • On an iPad, go to Safari > Open New Tabs in Background. On an iPhone, select the "In Background" option. On an iPad, toggle on "Open New Tabs in Background." Select In Background to open new pages without interfering with whatever you're currently looking at. Now you can open links in the background tab by performing these steps in Safari:

   Safari for iPhone & iPad: How to open tabs in the background

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   How do I fix Safari not opening new tabs in background?

   • If you have an update available, be sure to back up; then complete the update: Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. -Under Settings > Safari, under the section titled "General," do you then see the option for "Open New Tabs in Background?" If that option is enabled, go ahead and turn it off. Then restart your iPad and test the issue.

   Safari keeps opening new tabs - Apple Community - Apple Support Co…

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   How do I keep tabs open in Safari?

   • Choose Manually if you want tabs to stay open until you close them. Change what the listed shortcuts for opening links do. Make new tabs or windows open in front of the one you’re currently viewing. Use keyboard shortcuts to select one of the first nine tabs in the tab bar. In Safari on your Mac, open webpages in tabs instead of windows.

   Change Tabs settings in Safari on Mac - Apple Support

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   What happens if I Turn Off 'open in New Tab' in Safari?

   • If you change this setting to OFF, Safari’s behaviour will change to reflect this change and the dynamic menu-item will change to Open in New Tab. With this modified setting, a New Tab will open as a “foreground” process - and your active tab (focus) will immediately change to the new tab.

   Disable Safari’s “open in a new window” o… - Apple Community

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   How do I open new tabs in the background?

   • If Safari was a person, you could punch it in the face — but since it isn't, here's what else you can do: make new tabs open in the background. On an iPhone, navigate to Safari > Open Links. On an iPad, go to Safari > Open New Tabs in Background. On an iPhone, select the "In Background" option. On an iPad, toggle on "Open New Tabs in Background."

   Safari for iPhone & iPad: How to open tabs in the background

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   How do I change tabs in Safari?

   • In the Safari app on your Mac, use Tabs settings to choose how webpages, links, and tabs work in Safari windows. To change these settings, choose Safari > Settings, then click Tabs. Keep tabs in a separate tab bar, or move them into the toolbar. Separate: Tabs remain in the tab bar, below the toolbar. Compact: Tabs move up to the toolbar.

   Change Tabs settings in Safari on Mac - Apple Support

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9. www.techradar.com › how-to › phone-andSafari for iPhone & iPad: How to open tabs in the background

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   Nov 24, 2015 · To do this, you first need to change a setting: Open the Settings app. On an iPhone, navigate to Safari > Open Links. On an iPad, go to Safari > Open New Tabs in Background. On an iPhone, select ...