Middle mouse button click for any link. I don't remember the last time I used back. Just open and close tabs based on what I want to do. I learned this during research methods in graduate school as a way to avoid losing valuable studies while working on the various archaic databases, and it stuck. I know every graduate student at my university learned the same thing.

I also assumed most people did this.

I would be shocked if a lot of people did that.

In a similar way that I choose to use backspace vs ctrl+z, I may use the back button or open a new tab (or duplicate tab, then go back), depending on if I want to keep current context or discard my current work.

Even if a lot of people do this, there’s a lot of people who don’t do this.

Just like there’s a lot of people who would never send money to a prince from Africa. A lot of people will…