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How to Open a New Tab in the Background on Safari covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.
Open a New Tab in the Safari Background Overview
Opening links in new tabs on iPhone or iPad has long been extremely simple, just touch, hold a link and then press "Open in New Tab". This is always good for users who want to open a new link and still want to keep the current page in use. But sometimes it will be a bit annoying because Safari immediately switches to a new tab and you need to use a few steps to go back to the old tab if you want to continue watching the message you are reading.
Fortunately, This section explains the key facts, background, and practical implications of How to Open a New Tab in the Background on Safari.
To get started, open the Settings application and then select Safari.

Next, scroll down and select Open link to open the next screen.

The next screen will display two options available to you. Select In background.
Now, whenever you touch and hold a link in Safari, you can open the link with the "Open in background" option without the screen jumping to a new tab.

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How does Open a new tab in the Safari background work?
How to Open a New Tab in the Background on Safari covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.
What should you prepare before using this method?
Open a New Tab in the Safari Background Overview Opening links in new tabs on iPhone or iPad has long been extremely simple, just touch, hold a link and then press "Open in New Tab".
What should you do if the process does not work as expected?
This is always good for users who want to open a new link and still want to keep the current page in use.
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