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Disable Middle-Click=Open Link in IE7
DrFrylock
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So I'm probably one of the world's last and biggest fans of pan-scrolling (aka autoscrolling). This is the behavior that occurs in IE or Firefox when you middle click on part of a page and a little round scrolling icon shows up. As you move the mouse away from this icon, the page scrolls in the direction of your mouse cursor at a speed proportional to the distance between that icon and your cursor.
I am not a fan of tabbed browsing. I have one taskbar at the bottom of my screen, I don't need more hiding in various windows.
I just upgraded to IE7, and I disabled tabbed browsing. This works fine, except they still insist on making it so if I middle-click on a link, it will open the link in a new window.
I want the IE6 behavior, in which no matter where I click, I start pan-scrolling.
Searched around but all I can find are pages detailing how great tabs are. Any registry key/hidden option that will let me reclaim my middle click button?
I am not a fan of tabbed browsing. I have one taskbar at the bottom of my screen, I don't need more hiding in various windows.
I just upgraded to IE7, and I disabled tabbed browsing. This works fine, except they still insist on making it so if I middle-click on a link, it will open the link in a new window.
I want the IE6 behavior, in which no matter where I click, I start pan-scrolling.
Searched around but all I can find are pages detailing how great tabs are. Any registry key/hidden option that will let me reclaim my middle click button?
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