It's a great experience to use the new Busy interface to access the Steem blockchain. But since it's still in beta version, there seems to be a few glitches ...or may be some features still need some work. Here I'm pointing to a small problem which is probably an oversight and not much of a code issue.

To access the Bookmarks, Drafts or Settings page, I need to click the three vertical dots on the right of my profile picture as below:

When I click "Activity", it opens up in a new tab by default. But if I click any other item viz. "Bookmarks", "Drafts" or "Settings", these opens up in the same current tab I'm working on. So to open these in a new tab, I press "Ctrl + Mouse Click" but still it opens up in the same tab. If I right click on any of them, I don't see an option to open it in a new tab. In fact, I see the options as displayed in the image below:

But I expect to see something like in the image below:

This is exactly how it works when this Menu bar is in the left side bar when I right click on any one of these links. Here is an example screen shot of my "Drafts" page:

But unfortunately, these options are not available in the left panel on my Profile page or on Busy.org Home Page. Here is a snapshot of my Profile page on Busy.org:

Here only details of my blog profile appears in the left panel and no menu options to access Bookmarks, Drafts and Settings or Log Out are available. So I can only access them by clicking three vertical dots given on the top right corner.

Similarly on my Busy.org Home Page:

Here I've got options in the left side bar to access My Profile, Feed, News, Replies, Wallet and Trending topics, all of which can be opened in a new tab by right clicking my mouse. But there is no option to access my Bookmarks, Drafts and Settings in this Left side-bar. So again to access these, I need to use the three dots given at the top right corner. But the problem is I can't open them in a new tab by using the right click menu option on mouse.

Advantages of Option of Opening Them in a New Tab or a New Window:

Most of the times, we don't want to go away from the page we are on and refer to some post we had bookmarked or saved before. So we want to open them in a new window or a new tab. Similarly, at times we are reminded of doing some edits in our saved drafts while reading on something. So we don't want to abandon the page we are on and open the draft in a new window or a new tab. So this is an important functionality which can easily be incorporated by adding the required attributes (e.g. Target='blank'). So there shouldn't be much problem in implementing this suggestion but it will bring a great relief to the users.

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