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Adds 'Open in new tab' option to right-click context menu for any element Tired of websites that make it difficult to open links in a new tab? "Open Hidden Links in New Tab" is here to solve that frustration! Many modern websites use JavaScript or clever HTML to hide or disguise links, preventing you from using the standard right-click "Open link in new tab" option. This can be disruptive to your workflow and force you to navigate away from your current page. Our extension empowers you by adding a consistent "Open in new tab" option to your right-click context menu for any element on a webpage. Whether it's a button, a div, an image, or any other clickable (or even non-clickable!) area that functions as a link, you can now instantly open its destination in a fresh tab. Key Features & Benefits: - Universal New Tab Functionality: Works on virtually any website element that acts as a link. - Bypass Link Restrictions: Overcomes limitations set by websites that try to control how you open links. - Streamlined Browsing: Keep your current page open and explore new content in separate tabs without interruption. - Simple & Intuitive: Just right-click and select "Open in new tab" – no complex settings or configurations. - Lightweight & Efficient: Designed to be fast and not slow down your browser. Why you need this extension: - You frequently encounter links that don't offer a right-click "open in new tab" option. - You want to maintain your browsing flow without losing your current page. - You value control and convenience in your web browsing experience. Install "Open Hidden Links in New Tab" today and reclaim your right-click power!
Jun 3, 2025
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