A hyperlink is an address of a third-party site or another page of the current site encoded with text, a picture or other element. Site administrators and authors, as a rule, make the transition to their sources and additional resources as easy as possible for visitors, so it is usually easy to follow a hyperlink.
It is necessary
access to the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
The hyperlink, as a rule, is highlighted, with color, underlining and other means, so finding it is not problematic. Hover over it and left-click. The link will open, depending on the code, in the same tab or in a new one.
Step 2
If you definitely need to open the link in a new tab, right-click and select "Open in New Tab" from the pop-up menu. The link will open immediately. Depending on the browser settings, the new tab may be active or inactive. If new tabs become inactive when opened, switch to the one you need.
Step 3
Some sites prohibit following links for security reasons. This is due to the risk of infection and the presence of malware on a third-party resource, as well as the content of the site. For example, a number of sites prohibit the transition to erotic or pornographic resources. In this case, the first two transition methods will be useless. But the transition is still possible.
Step 4
If a site is blocking automatic redirects to the desired site, hover over the link and right-click. From the menu, select "Copy Link". Next, open a new tab in the browser (you can use a new window) and right-click on the address bar. Select the Paste command (in some browsers, Paste and Go). If the automatic opening of the site does not start, press "Enter".
Step 5
Wait until the site is fully loaded. You have clicked on the hyperlink.
