Perform the Close Tab Mouse Gesture: Right-click + draw an L shape.
Use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+W/ ⌘ W to close the active Tab.
Right-click on a Tab and select Close Tab.
Click Close button that appears when hovering your mouse pointer over the Tab.
To open a link further back/forward in the Tab history in a new Tab right-click on the Back or Forward button and while holding down the Ctrl/ ⌘ or Shift key click on an item on the list. To open the previously visited page or the page you’ve navigated back from in a new Tab, hold down the Ctrl/ ⌘ key and click on the Back button to open the previous link or the Forward button to open the next link. Also, when enabled, selecting Open Link in New Tab from the right-click context menu or cloning a tab will open a new tab in the background instead of foreground. If you enable New Tab from Link Opens in Background in Settings > Tabs > New Tab Position, links from Bookmarks and History will open in the background by default.
Perform the Open Link in Background Tab (Over a Link) Mouse Gesture: Right-click + Swipe down and up.
Click a link with the middle mouse button.
Right-click a link and select Open Link in Background Tab from the context menu.
Hold down the Ctrl/ ⌘ key while clicking a link.
There are also several ways to open a link in a new Background Tab: In case you’ve disabled Allow Text Selection in Links in Settings > Webpages, you can start dragging the link in any direction. On releasing the mouse, a new tab will open with the link. Then, while holding down the left mouse button, move the mouse to hover over Open a new tab button on the Tab Bar.
Hover the mouse cursor over a link on a web page, click and hold down the left mouse button and start dragging vertically.
Perform the Open Link in New Tab (Over a Link) Mouse Gesture: right-click + swipe down.
Select Open in New Tab from the right-click context menu.
Hold down the Shift key, while clicking a link.
Perform the New Tab Mouse Gesture: Right-click + Swipe down.
Use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+T on Windows and Linux, or ⌘ T on macOS.
Click the New Tab button on the Tab Bar.
There are several ways to open a new Tab: This article lists the options available to you. In Vivaldi, you can decide how you’d like to open, close and how to reopen recently closed Tabs. 日本語 Русский Español Français Deutsch Nederlands Српски Ukrainian
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