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I came across the same problem and the solution I have found is not too intuitive. As a previous answer indicated, you have to use the <code>WebPolicyDelegate</code> protocol, defined in <code><WebKit/WebPolicyDelegate.h></code>. It is an informal protocol, so you cannot write <code>@interface MyDelegate : NSObject <WebPolicyDelegate></code>. <code>#import <WebKit/WebPolicyDelegate.h></code> (or the whole WebKit.h) and implement the <code>webView:decidePolicyForNavigationAction:request:frame:decisionListener:</code> method as follows: <pre><code>- (void)webView:(WebView *)webView decidePolicyForNavigationAction:(NSDictionary *)actionInformation request:(NSURLRequest *)request frame:(WebFrame *)frame decisionListener:(id <WebPolicyDecisionListener>)listener { if ([actionInformation objectForKey:WebActionElementKey]) { [listener ignore]; [[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] openURL:[request URL]]; } else { [listener use]; } } </code></pre> Then set your class as PolicyDelegate for the WebView. Logic dictates you should use a different key from the <code>actionInformation</code> dictionary, namely <code>WebActionNavigationTypeKey</code>, whose value should be an enum that can include <code>WebNavigationTypeLinkClicked</code>. Unfortunately, the values I have seen look random and far beyond the correct range (6 decimal digits integers while the enum goes from 0 to 5). But, there is something else to check, the <code>WebActionElementKey</code>, that returns the HTML entity that originates the navigation action. When loading data in the frame from code, its value is <code>nil</code> whereas when user clicks a link, its value is the (parsed) <code><a></code> entity. Checking it for non-<code>nil</code> value does the trick.
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