When you click a link to move to a different page, there are cases where the linked page is opened in a new tab, while in other cases, the linked page is opened in the same tab.

Example 1: Clicking an URL displayed in a "Text" field or a "Link" field
The page is opened in a new tab.

Example 2: Clicking an app attached to a space or a thread body using the "Attach App" button
The page is opened in the same tab.

Example 3: Clicking an URL displayed in a space body or a "Rich text" field
Whether the page is opened in a new tab or the same tab is determined by the setting configured at the time when the link is edited.

When editing a link in the following fields and areas, you can specify how the linked page is opened.

• "Label" field
• "Rich text" field
• App description
• Announcement
• A space body, space thread, etc.

If you want the linked page to be opened in a new tab, select Open the link in a new tab on the "Edit Link" screen, and then save the setting.
Open the link in a new tab may be selected by default.

If you want to open a linked page in a new tab or window but the link is on the screen where it is not possible to specify how the linked page is opened, try the following.

• Hold down the Ctrl key and click the link.
• Use the wheel button of your mouse to click the link.
• Right-click the link and then click Open link in new tab.

• Hold down the Shift key and click the link.
• Right-click the link and then click Open link in new window.

Your Web browser might have been set as follows.
Steps differ depending on the Web browser version.

• Open Options from the menu.
• Select General > Tabs and uncheck Open links in tabs instead of new windows.

• Open Preferences from the menu.
• Click Open pages in tabs instead of windows and select Never.