e.g. I have 2 tabs on my web page. The 1st one (on the left) is CNN. The 2nd is ESPN. I middle click an article link on Cnn which creates a new tab right next to the CNN tab (i.e. between Cnn and ESPN). When I close this new tab the ESPN page is defaulted to, instead of going back to the original Cnn page. Is there a way to get rid of this annoyance and default back to the original page?

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It's by design.
It will always go to the last page loaded (in your case tab two).

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Drag the tab you want to see (CNN on your case) all the way to the right, then when you open a new tab and then close it, you will see CNN.


On Sunday, November 4, 2007 at 4:30 am, George d. Kurie wrote:
>e.g. I have 2 tabs on my web page. The 1st one (on the left) is CNN. The 2nd is ESPN.
>I middle click an article link on Cnn which creates a new tab right next to the CNN
>tab (i.e. between Cnn and ESPN). When I close this new tab the ESPN page is defaulted
>to, instead of going back to the original Cnn page. Is there a way to get rid of
>this annoyance and default back to the original page?

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