Generally the website controls where links are opened by default. It may be that the search engine is choosing different options in different browsers.
If a website isn't opening links in a new tab by default, then you can press cmd (on Mac) or ctrl ...
There's a couple of other ways to access different engines without taking your hands of the keyboard:
Type `@google ` before the search term (If you just type `@` you'll see a list of search engines that have aliases - you can set up more in the s...
You can already do something similar by:
Select the textRight click on itHold the ctrl key (maybe alt on windows) and select "Search <search engine name> for <selection text>"
If it opens in background, a slightly different ctrl/alt combination may o...
There's various ways to access different engines without taking your hands of the keyboard:Type `@google ` before the search term (If you just type `@` you'll see a list of search engines that have aliases - you can set up more in the search settings...
