Safari Tabs

[JusMe]

I've just done a major upgrade, and of course, Safari has made some changes.

I figure someone here might be able to help out, as I couldn't find the info anywhere in the Safari Help app.

If I open two tabs, A + B, and then use Cmd-click on links in tab A. the new tabs come after B - i.e. A1, A2, A3

However, if I then try to Cmd-click on links on tab B, instead of placing the new tabs after A3, they are placed after B (i.e. before A1)

So, I end up with tabs A, B followed by B1, B2 and then A1, A2 etc. whereas I want A, B, A1, A2, A3, B1, B2 etc.

Hope I've been clear enough in what I'm getting and what I want.

Anyone offer some advice for it?

[nullx8]

thats right .... i think that was changed with safari 4 or so already.

new tabs always open next to the corresponding one (Google chrome does it exactly the same way)

if you have ALOT of tabs this can be very helpful as the corresponding ones always next to each other.

a workaround would be to use windows instead Command-option-click

and then open the coresponding ones with command-click, then you have all corresponding ones in a single window

and can cloce the whole window with Command-W

[JusMe]

Thanks, Nullx8. I had been using Safari 5 and was satisfied. Why do so many companies, and Apple has become one of them, simply think that any kind of change must be an improvement?

I can work around with different windows, but guess I'll just try to keep up as the world changes around me. Sigh.

[JusMe]

I've learned how to get the result I want.

Open the first site and then all the tabs one wants from that site directly into the window.

Open a second window with the second desired site. Open all the tabs wanted there.

Return to the first window, and then menu Window > Merge All Windows.

The second window full of those second set of tabs is then placed after all the tabs from the first set. Success!