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Open a link in a selected Chrome window from the link context menu or with Shift+click.
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Open links in any Chrome window with one right-click.
Adds a link context-menu item that lets you choose another target window for the link, instead of always opening links in the focused window.
Perfect for users who work with multiple Chrome windows.
Tip: Enable the extension for incognito to work across incognito and normal windows.
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This does indeed work as stated. However, I find it clumsy to use. To use this you have to: 1) right-click on link 2) navigate to "Open Link in Another Window" option, which is in the middle of the menu 3) navigate to the right to get the secondary menu to drop down from it (which of course has a slight delay, too) 4) find the right window name and click on it I wish there was a hotkey that would eliminate steps 2 and even 3. For example, if I did something like ALT-RightClick I could just access the window list directly and click on the correct window name in which to open the link. As it is, it is sometimes faster for me to just open the window normally and move it to the right window myself without the extension. Also unfortunately, the windows don't use the actual window names but instead are named with whatever is the currently open tab's name in that window. To me this makes it harder to identify the correct window. I wish it used the named property of the window instead (or maybe that would be a option/setting to choose from).
This is an essential extension to streamline workflows with multiple windows and tabs.