The extension Open in new tab, for example, allows you to open links in the background easily. You should be able to locate multiple extensions offering the functionality to force-load links in new browser tabs. Suppose you use Google Chrome, head over to the Chrome Web Store, and search for open links in new tabs. Some browsers also come with the option to open links in new tabs as opposed to new windows.
If you don’t like using the keyboard, mouse, or trackpad in unusual ways to open links in new tabs, or if you’re physically disadvantaged, then browser extensions can help. How to Use Extensions to Force-Open Links in New Tabs They should also work with the Mac’s Magic Mouse. However, you can use third-party apps such as MiddleClick or Middle to add support for that. MacBook trackpads don’t have a middle-click gesture.
You can configure the middle mouse click by heading over to Settings > Devices > Touchpad. To do that, you must emulate a middle-click by clicking or tapping with three fingers. Trackpads on Windows laptops can also open links in new tabs.
