If you right-click a link, the options come down and you can click "open link in new tab" to do such without affecting the first tab.

For as long as I have used computers, I have always used the right-click option. In fact, I've never met anyone who used "Ctrl+click" instead. Maybe for a certain sect of people - I have a major techie friend that spends all day, every day coding an online game he admins who probably views user interface much differently than the common person - but to me, it really doesn't seem like that big of a deal. If Ctrl+click doesn't work, spend the extra half a second right clicking. If I want Cocoa Puffs but I only have Lucky Charms, I don't run out to the store at 8am to buy a single box of Cocoa Puffs for breakfast, I just have Lucky Charms or whatever else I have in the house.

Middle click (mouse wheel) here as well. I've never even heard of the ctrl click shortcut before this.

Edit: ctrl click is for links in Microsoft Word documents, apparently. I guess the need to know that never came up for me. Or I just did copy and paste instead.

there quite few suggestions about the forum on the "suggestionb list". minths ago nothing happened.

Like Andreas said, it really just boils down to time and effort management. You have a long list of things to do. Which ones do you do first? The most important ones. The forums work fine, so there is no point allocating attention to "fixing the forums" when that time and energy can be better spent on more important projects that actually matter. Decs are generally okay with being given feedback by the players, but when they are getting bombarded by tons of insignificant complaints, it stops being helpful and just becomes annoying.

Offer feedback, but also keep in mind what you are saying. Consider what it is like from the other side. One or two "This could be better"s is fine, but when it goes into three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, etc criticisms, it just becomes white noise met with a reply of "Why are you participating in something you don't seem to be enjoying?" Helping stops feeling like helping when it begins suggesting the other side is "doing everything wrong" or "doing everything less-than-optimal." The people running the game are still human, you know. Constant nitpicking does get irritating. Especially something as insignificant as "I shouldn't have to right-click."

I don't mean to sound rude or confrontational. Just defending the devs, who are trying hard enough as it is.

Thank you, and sorry.