Open new tab on extended screen?

@Snapey Did not help

@padamghimire75@gmail.com probably not possible

@kokoshneta you are all correct ! Browser tab and secondary monitor

@padamghimire75@gmail.com There’s no feasible, reliable way to do that. Crucially, the browser does not have direct access to an array of screens plugged in, the way the OS itself does. For that reason, you have no way of knowing how many screens the user actually has, nor how they’re positioned in relation to each other – you can only make assumptions and guesses..

This old StackExchange question has a JavaScript workaround that sort-of-kind-of works, but even that assumes that there are exactly two screens, both with the same resolution, positioned so that screen 2 is immediately to the right of screen 1.

But what if screen 2 were instead to the left of screen 1? Or below it? Or if there were six screens lined up diagonally? If there are 3+ screens, which one would you even want the link to open in? There are just too many variables.

@kokoshneta I just have a secondary screen. I tried with referenced code but it does not work for me

@kokoshneta I modified this code because it is throwing window.leftScreenBoundry() is not a function but it is not working

function FindLeftScreenBoundry()
{
    if (window.screenLeft + window.outerWidth > window.screen.width)
    {
        return window.screenLeft - ((window.screenLeft + window.outerWidth) - window.screen.width);
    }

    if (window.screenLeft < 0 && window.screenLeft > (window.screen.width * -1))
    {
        return (window.screen.width * -1);
    }
    return 0;
}

window.leftScreenBoundry = FindLeftScreenBoundry;