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Safari shortcut for this? - tuqqer - 08-22-2006 I could've sworn I used to know how to do this: you have a couple of tabs open . One of the tabs (let's say www.abc.com)you want to put into a separate window. Isn't there a mouse/keyboard trick for doing this? Or a drag method? Dang, I thought I used to be able to do this. Re: Safari shortcut for this? - mikebw - 08-22-2006 Well, you can open a link either in a new tab or a new window by Control-Clicking on the link, but as far as moving an existing tab goes I'm not sure. I would probably just click into the URL/address field, to Apple-A , Apple-C, Apple-N, Apple-V then Return. Maybe make a macro for that. And just what does 'Bazillion RAM' mean? Re: Safari shortcut for this? - johnc - 08-22-2006 Load another URL into that tab. Then command-option click the browser's "back" button to create a new window (directly behind the active window) containing your original URL. Re: Safari shortcut for this? - mikebw - 08-22-2006 ahh, pretty cool Re: Safari shortcut for this? - Seacrest - 08-22-2006 add this to your bookmarks bar as a bookmarklet javascript*(function(){var%20URL=location.href;var%20w=window.open(URL,'','' replace * with ":" Re: Safari shortcut for this? - johnc - 08-23-2006 Sweet. Thanks, Seacrest. |