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I just upgraded to Windows 11. I guess that also gave me a new version of Edge. And like most new releases in M$FT, it doesn't work like it used to in even the simplest ways. On my Windows 10 laptop, if I Ctrl-Click on a link in Edge, it opens up a new tab in the same Window. On my Windows 11 laptop, that same action opens up what appears to be a new page, but is really a new tab on a separate page, or something like that. If I close that page, the first page is also closed.
Anyway, what do I need to do to make it work like it used to? Or should I just give up completely and just use Firefox and Chrome?
I checked several websites that suggested solutions, but I could not find the controls they said to use.
Managing tabs, address bar, and search settings in Edge on Windows 11
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Thank you, I had continued to look and found the answer on another site as well. Seems funny to me that MS didn’t have an answer here for us, it’s obviously a problem…
I tried this, but there is no "Results" section.
I have tried to follow the instructions, but can't find the placd to go according to the instructions.
This is really a PITA.
This doesn't work.
In Microsoft Edge, navigate to edge://flags/ and search for 'Browser tab experiences in Windows'. Then, select "Disabled" from the dropdown menu on the right side.