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I know it's not question about programming but I hope I'll find an answer for my problem.
Is there a way how to force Google Chrome to open PDF files in new tab? Now Chrome opens PDF in tab which is currently opened and it's really annoying to click on "back" button to get back.
Thank you for help!
Hold Ctrl key when you click on PDF link.
It works the same in FireFox and IE.
Try holding Ctrl when you click on the link. Or right click on the link and open in new tab. Or just download the file by right-click and save, then open it outside of Chrome.
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I am trying to develop a C++ program which also has a Help button on its menu bar. I'd like to know if it is possible upon clicking this button, if a html document can be opened on the browser, and if so could you explain how to please? I tried researching this but to no avail. I intend to use the html document in conjunction with CSS and JS too. Many thanks!
On Windows, you can do:
ShellExecute (NULL, __T ("open"), url, __T (""), __T ("."), SW_NORMAL);
where url is the page you want to open (e.g, __T ("https://stackoverflow.com/")).
This will open the page in the default browser (initially Edge, but users can change it).
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We are using chrome 35.0 via kiosk mode for client`s browsing on specific URL.
Chrome.exe --kiosk
But looks like it can be bypass by anyone when on opening new tab with shortcut Ctrl +T
We would like to disable it or any other creative idea to disable the ability to open a new tab by the user.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
There was not easy way to do that. And all the extentions did not work well..
So I found a creative solution:
On the extentions page, go to the bottom of the page and click shortcuts.
Define a new shortcut for an extention that do almost nothing or no any effect and set it to 'ctrl + t'
solved my problem !
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I want to write a code (in any language or console of browsers or creating an extension to browsers) to open a link or all links on a website in the same browser (Chrome or Firefox or other) without having to click or using keyboard.
Simpler: Each site has several links, I want open one of these links without clicking that execute with mouse click event.
Can everyone help me?
try this browser extension if you are using chrome https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj?hl=no
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Is it possible to open links in a new tab inside Google Chrome without loading them? And instead, that it would wait for you to manually go to the tab to start loading ? (same philosophy as what Firefox, I suppose. Firefox does this when you open it and it starts where you left off, loading only the first-tab/last-loaded-tab)
Please let me know if there is a way to do that in Google Chrome, either by editing options or by the use of an extension you know off, that would be helpful.
Yes, this should be sort-of possible, but it's ugly and you still have to load something.
Basically, you need a bare-bones page that has JavaScript to detect whether or not the page has focus. You can use the code samples here to determine that: Is there a way to detect if a browser window is not currently active?
Once the page has focus, you can redirect to the actual page. This is messy. Don't do it, unless you have a really good reason. Your users will hate you for it.
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I am using Chrome developer tool. When I work Everytime I press F12 to open chrome developer tool. The second f12 make it close.
I know it's work correctly but I want to changed it. What I need is change the shortcut key of Chrome to make thing work as my key shortcut.
How I can modify the f12 keys.
Try this, he seems to be doing exactly what you need.
https://superuser.com/questions/204770/how-to-change-a-shortcut-on-google-chrome
"There's an extension for remapping shortcuts that might be useful: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/mgjjeipcdnnjhgodgjpfkffcejoljijf. Haven't tried it yet though."