How to Stop Microsoft Edge Browser from Opening Links in New Tabs from Bing Screenshot: Windows Dispatch In turn, you end up with several tabs opened on your Microsoft Edge browser, which is an unnecessary clutter and uses up a lot of your system resources. If you want to open another result, it launches another tab, which becomes more if you keep on clicking the search results. You have to go back to the original tab where you first click the search results. If you want to go back to the results, you cannot hit the Back button of the new tab. When you search for something using Bing Search, you end up opening a new tab when you click a search result. You can use it as another search engine option for Google.
It is formerly called the Live Search, which is MSN Search, and Windows Live Search before it. Bing is the search engine of Microsoft and it is recommended by default to be your choice when you first set up your Chromium Edge browser. While it is frustrating to see it, such a scenario only happens when you use the Bing Search and not if you have changed your default search engine to Google, Yahoo! or DuckDuckGo. But, when you click a search result, instead of opening right there on the same tab, it opens in another. It is unnoticeable when you open links from a website, and it opens in another tab. If you use the Microsoft Edge browser, you may have noticed that clicking links will automatically open in new tabs. RECOMMENDED: Download this tool to help you safely fix common Windows errors & automatically optimize system performance
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