By default the community platform will use _self links, aka, open in the current page.  There is a second option which uses _blank so links open in a new page, and if you contact support they can make this the default.  The screen below is from Atlas here where this change has not been made.    We had support make this change in 2019, but only recently noticed a quirk but to be 100% I need to find a community that has this enabled as well. If you had this enabled in your community and don't mind do a test I'd be grateful.  For those who had support change the default link opening experience....  Enter google.com, and copy it so your clipboard contains the URL Compose a new post  Enter 'test' in the post body  Double click the word 'test' Paste (CTRL+V, or CMD+V) After doing this, check the HTML - did it create the link using the _self option which opens in the current page? If so, the default experience is not what the users expect since if they clicked the Link button, instead of pasting, the link would be added using _blank My Q to Khoros... is this a bug? When you make the change to set Open in new page as the default, the ordering of the UI still shows open in current page first so I'm wondering, is the act of 'pasting' a URL defaulting to the _self option since its the first menu item listed? Would getting this flipped in the platform address this issue?  TLDR: The Khoros support change to make links open in new tabs by default only applies if are using the Link button itself. Pasting links doesn't respect this change as far as I can tell  Note: I am sourcing feedback before opening a support ticket unless Khoros wants to chime in on this topic 😄   ... View more