Normal Google search process using this query works from IE every time.īe advised this is not the Google redirect problem that many users have encountered but something different. Web addresses returned from the search can be copied and pasted into new tabs/windows to load without issue. address in the navigation window of a blank tab/window.Ħ. Launching the link in a new tab/window returns a long-string Google prefix-based (i.e.
Firefox appears to make a momentary load attempt before remaining at the same location.ĥ.
Selecting the link in the search results tab does nothing. However, returned links will not open up in the same search result tab, or within a new tab or new window.Ĥ. Enter a term for Google to search for (either using the installed Google toolbar or via their landing page).ģ. Harvest elements from Safari by XPath pattern Harvest Google result links, opening each in own tab.kmmacros (2.9 KB)
You can, of course, also open up the contextual menu (Right click on a PC, Control-click on a Mac): Three main options here: Open in new tab, open in new window or open in new Incognito window. Thanks – a useful approach and good food for thought.įor reference, in case it's of any interest, here's one way of opening all the tabs from the shell (after gathering them with JXA (and in-browser) Javascript), and passing them on in Markdown format. You could use a special key sequence to open a result as a new tab, background tab, new window, etc but they’re hard to remember.
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