Open Links on Target Display

About "Open Links on Target Display" Have you ever been working in a multi-display environment and thought, "I wish I could open this link on my other monitor," or "Moving the window over and maximizing it every single time is such a hassle..."? This extension is a simple and convenient tool that allows you to open links directly on a pre-designated target display or window. 💡 Note: We highly recommend using this extension alongside mouse utility software (such as a mouse assistant) that allows you to assign shortcut keys to your mouse buttons. ✨ Key Features Designate Your Display: Easily select your target display from the options page. Clicking the "Identify" button displays large numbers on each screen, making it easy to see which display is which at a glance. Smart Window Management: If a Chrome window already exists on the destination display, the link will open as a "New Tab". If there isn't one, it will automatically create a "New Window". Auto-Maximize Setting: Choose whether to automatically maximize newly created windows. Focus Control: Select whether to keep focus on the original page (opening the link in the background) or shift focus immediately to the newly opened page. Three Operation Modes: With three distinct operation modes available, you can easily switch setups depending on your workflow. Different settings and shortcut keys can be assigned to each mode. Simultaneous Multi-Display Opening: You can select multiple displays at once when opening a link. This allows you to deploy a single page across multiple monitors simultaneously with just one click. Existing Tab Operations via Shortcuts: We've added a feature that lets you (Do Nothing / Duplicate / Move) an already open tab using a shortcut key. If your cursor is hovering over a link, it behaves normally; if it is over an empty area, the action applies to your currently active tab. 🚀 How to Use Hover your mouse cursor over the link you want to open and execute one of the following methods: Right-Click Menu: Right-click on the link, go to "Open in Next Window / Designated Display," and select your preferred mode. Keyboard Shortcut (Recommended): Assign your preferred shortcut key to trigger it instantly (configurable via chrome://extensions/shortcuts). 💡 Pro Tip: Assigning to Mouse Buttons If you use a multi-functional mouse with dedicated configuration software, assigning the browser shortcut key (e.g., Shift+Ctrl+L) to a button like the "Wheel Click (Middle Button)" is incredibly seamless. Just hover over a link and click to effortlessly send pages to your target display one after another! ⚠️ Important Note regarding Shortcut Keys We do not recommend including the "Alt key" in your shortcut combinations. Due to standard browser specifications, the moment you release the Alt key, focus is stolen by the "..." (Menu) icon in the top right corner of the browser. We highly recommend sticking to combinations using Ctrl or Shift. Privacy Policy Last Updated: May 8, 2026 "Open Links on Target Display" (hereinafter referred to as "this extension") respects user privacy and is committed to protecting personal information. This Privacy Policy explains how this extension handles your data. 1. Collection and Transmission of Information This extension does not collect any personal information (such as name, address, phone number, etc.). Furthermore, it never transmits or collects data—such as URLs of websites you visit, browsing history, or operation logs—to the developer or any third-party external servers. All processing is executed solely within the user's local device environment. 2. Extension Permissions and Data Handling To provide its functionality, this extension accesses the following permissions and browser data. However, they are never used for purposes other than those specified below: Display Information (system.display): Retrieves the resolution and arrangement data of connected monitors to open links on the target display and to provide the display identification feature. Access to Webpages and URLs (host_permissions for <all_urls>, contextMenus): Obtains the URL of the link specified by the user via the context menu (right-click) or shortcut keys to open it in the designated window or display. This URL data is processed temporarily in memory only at the exact moment the link is opened; it is never saved or transmitted externally. Local Storage (storage): Saves configuration values chosen by the user in the settings screen—such as "Operation Mode" and "Target Display"—to the browser's local storage (chrome.storage.local). Script Execution (scripting): Used to improve usability on newly opened pages (such as focusing on the <body> tag immediately after the page loads). 3. Disclosure to Third Parties Since this extension does not collect any user data, it is physically impossible to sell, share, or disclose your data to third parties. 4. Contact Us For any questions or requests regarding this Privacy Policy or the extension, please contact us at the following email address: Contact: 9nekoapps@gmail.com