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Open Bookmark from Bookmark Toolbar with cmd + click bookmark link

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Hi:

Can I configure FireFox 38 to open bookmarks in the Bookmark Toolbar in a new tab, when I click the CMD key on macbook and click the bookmark link?

Currently when I click CMD and the bookmark in the bookmark toolbar (Actually an item in a folder of Bookmarks), nothing happens.

I tried to find a configuration option in about:config but it is not easy to search in there.

Thankyou

Hi: Can I configure FireFox 38 to open bookmarks in the Bookmark Toolbar in a new tab, when I click the CMD key on macbook and click the bookmark link? Currently when I click CMD and the bookmark in the bookmark toolbar (Actually an item in a folder of Bookmarks), nothing happens. I tried to find a configuration option in about:config but it is not easy to search in there. Thankyou

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FredMcD
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Have you tried to right click what you want?

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Thankyou FredMcD for taking the time to reply.


Yes, right click is standard Firefox. It brings up the contextual menu.

However I am on a trackpad, right click is not nice for me. So much use of it my right hand starts to cramp. So I have been shifting alot of things to

cmd and click alt and click

and it is much more enjoyable using a trackpad.

I hope this makes more sense.

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FredMcD
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Have you tried to double click?

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