Before macOS Sierra I could open new link with command-click in Safari. It doesn't work anymore. What's the shortcut in macOS Sierra?
MacOS – Open a link in new tab in Safari on macOS Sierra
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Related Solutions
Install LinkThing by Canibos. This Safari extension lets you configure how the browser handle the links. You can then choose to open all the onsite and offsite links in current tabs.
In Safari 9.0 (El Capitano) you can right-click on the URL while holding down the option key and you then have the option to open the URL in a new private window. This option is provided from regular or private windows, unlike what appears to be the case in previous versions of Safari.
Best Answer
⌘-click works fine for me in Safari under macOS sierra 10.12.
Check that ⌘-click opens a link in a new tab is checked under: Safari > Preferences... > Tabs
If it's checked and not working, uncheck it and close Safari. Then Open Safari and check it. Does it work now?