Credit goes to https://www.hackaday.com/ for bringing this to my attention :
https://makelinux.github.io/kernel/map/
(original hackaday article link : Find That Obscure Function With This Interactive Map Of The Linux Kernel | Hackaday)
Note : one thing that drives me a bit cranky is how Discourse doesn’t target a new tab or window with links - it opens them up in the same tab) - I always have to remember to right-click and open in new tab…
I think it depends on the browser?
I just tried your link in Samsung internet browser, and it made a new tab.
Interesting kernel map indeed
That map doesn’t look simple…
I just ctrl-click. That opens ANY link in a new tab. Works on Firefox, Chromium, I think on other browsers too.
I should remember this also: middle click (e.g. of the mouse wheel), opens link in a new tab, and retains focus in the current tab…
This is my usual method.
For what it’s worth. The hackaday.com link opened in the same tab, but the github.io link opened in a new tab when I simply clicked on them. I’m using Edge on Windows 10.