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When middle-clicking links, why does my browser sometimes open two tabs? Ask Question. Asked 10 years, 7 months ago. Active 1 month ago. Viewed 33k times.
What is causing this? Improve this question. Gaff Gaff Which mouse software are you using, and are you sure that your finger doesn't bounce? Thanks for the comment harrymc. I'm not using any special mouse software, just the normal driver that comes with Windows 7.
I can't rule out my finger although I use other systems and mice at work and don't see this problem. Maybe you could try working at home in Safe mode for a short while, to verify if the problem comes from an installed product. The fact that it occurs in two independent programs would indicate a hardware or driver issue rather than a software one. I'm in safe mode now - it took a long time to reproduce but unfortunately after browsing for a while I got some links that opened twice from a single middle click.
Really curious what the problem is then Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Unfortunately yes: I substituted for another old mouse and after browsing for a while I had a link open in two tabs. My other half has a new shiny mouse so I'll give that a try later just in case the old mouse is worn too! Tried a third mouse now and still have the problem - two are corded optical, one is cordless optical.
I doubt I'll ever find the root cause USB issue?
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