DoubleTab

Double-click a link to open it in a new tab.

Double-click. New tab. Done. Tired of right-clicking every link and hunting for "Open link in new tab"? DoubleTab gives you a faster way: just double-click any link and it pops open in a fresh tab right next to the one you're on. A single click still works exactly like you're used to. The double-click is the shortcut you'll wonder how you ever lived without. Perfect for trackpads, research rabbit holes and anyone with way too many tabs open. WHAT YOU GET • Double-click any link → new tab, instantly • Foreground or background tab: you decide • Tune the double-click speed to fit your fingers (100–600 ms) • Plays nice with modern web apps like YouTube and GitHub • Cmd/Ctrl+click, middle-click and right-click keep working as usual ZERO DATA. SERIOUSLY. No tracking, no analytics, no network requests. DoubleTab doesn't collect or send anything, ever. It only remembers your two settings. THE FINE PRINT To tell a single click from a double-click, DoubleTab waits a tiny moment after the first click (250 ms by default) before opening the link normally. Too slow or too fast for you? Adjust it in the settings. SETTINGS Click the DoubleTab icon in your toolbar. That's it.