Windows 10: Internet Explorer "New tab" shortcut (CTRL+S) not working

It was working before on W8.1 and now it seems like it's the only shortcut that doesn't work.
I have noticed this shortcut (CTRL+S) is also bound to "Save as...", I'm not sure if this was the case in W8.1 but it worked fine then.
Any help would be appreciated.

:)

 

toolbars

When you right-click the shortcut you use to open Internet Explorer then select Properties, on the General tab, is it shown to be a Pinned shortcut?

Try re-enabling those toolbars like this...

Open Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete) go to the Processes tab and close any/all iexplore processes.

Open Internet Explorer, enable those toolbars, close and re-open IE. Are the toolbars still there?

Don

 

Open Favorite In New Tab?

Supposedly it is Ctrl-Enter, at least on the pinned Favorites bar. Press Ctrl-Shift-i to pin your Favorites bar and then hover your mouse pointer over the arrow on the right to see this tooltip.



FYI

Robert Aldwinckle

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I'm not sure about Windows 10, but in Windows 8.1 you use CTRL + T to open a new tab in Internet Explorer. And middle (scroll wheel) mouse button to open a link in a new tab (or CTRL + left mouse button).

 

That's weird, I know Chrome also uses CTRL+S (IE on W10 doesn't use CTRL+T for me) but in W8/W8.1 CTRL+S opened a new tab.

 

I said CTRL+T wasn't working but apparently it is (I remember this being the key to select everything in W8/W8.1, CTRL+A was similar but one select just the article or post while the other selected everything, I forget which was which).
It's still weird because it says right here that CTRL+S is the proper shortcut: https://i.imgur.com/1gIC3mf.png "Novo Separador"
So I guess it's kinda fixed but the "proper" shortcut still isn't working for me >_<