[andreas_g]

troy, thanks again for the answer. Yes it actually opens the adress in a new tab. I didn't know that. Just couldn't imagine the OmniGroup even thougt about this detail! But it is not exactly the behavior i was looking for, because the tab loads, but stays inactive.

@sculwell:
I am only writing down my suggestions! I never said, that this is a "must have". It is not a big thing, as you said, it may save just a second.

I think the developers can decide themselves, what priority they give this suggestion and how much time they want to spend on it. They also can decide themselves, if this may be useful for more people than just me, and thus has to be implemented.

If you have more important issues, then you can share them with us. No need to criticize suggenstions from others!

[troyb]

Originally Posted by andreas_g

troy, thanks again for the answer. Yes it actually opens the adress in a new tab. I didn't know that. Just couldn't imagine the OmniGroup even thougt about this detail! But it is not exactly the behavior i was looking for, because the tab loads, but stays inactive.

It's following your "⌘-click to open links" setting found in the tabs and window preference pane. It should probably ignore this, but that's why it would be opening in a background tab.

[andreas_g]

Perfeclty, i just got it! You pointed me to the right direction. "Command + shift + enter" exactly does, what i was looking for! It opens the adress in a new, active tab.

I'd have better looked into the keyboard shortcuts page under the help menue before asking all these questions. But i hope it helps some other people who read this thread.

Issue solved! Thanks to everyone who helped.