If you still want your clients be able to see the files inline you can detect the client's browser if it is Edge then use the download attribute, if not use target attribute. Simply put the cursor over the link and click the scroll wheel. Method 2: Mouse Scroll Wheel If you use a mouse with a scroll wheel, you have one of the easiest ways to open links in new tabs. The link will open in a new tab in the background. Develop menu will appear in the Safari menu bar. Checkmark the box beside 'Show Develop menu in menu bar'. Relaunch Safari holding the shift key down. In the window that opens up, select Safari and click Force Quit. In this case, the browser will not display the file inline. Simply press and hold the Ctrl key (Cmd on a Mac) and then click the link in your browser. Click in the menu bar and choose Force Quit. This way, the browser will prompt save dialog instead of opening a new tab. Use download attribute in element without target attribute. If you know which item in the Content Type column is causing the problem, select it. In a lot of cases, you do not want to change this default behavior because users have grown to expect this. In the General panel, go to the Files and Applications section and review the Content Type entries under Applications. When users click on a link, the default behavior is to have that link open on the current page they are on without opening a new browser tab. i just can't open that page at all, because right click on it show a file not found message. the only way to open those links are with a right click and 'open in new tab' some do not works at all, for instance, google last confidential terms notification.
#When i click on a link it opens a new blank tab update#
What you can do is to change the HTML tag. Click the menu button and select Settings. Greetings Moz://a users, Since last update FF 60.0.1 my links that are supposed to open in a new tab are just blanks. I don't think there is anything you can prevent Edge's this behaviour.
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