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Let's say I have two Chrome windows open. When I click on a link in the first window, I want it to open that link in the second window. I don't want the link to open in a new window; I want the link to open in the already-opened second window. Is there a script/add-on that can do this?

EDIT: I'm aware you can drag the link to the second window, but I'm looking for a way to automate this (that is, changing the left-click to do this task)

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Not quite an answer, but Chrome already works this way with Incognito Windows. Right-click a link & open in incognito window. A new incognito window opens. Right-click a second link (in the original window) and open in an incognito window. The incognito window created from the first link opens a new tab for the second link. – John Jun 17 '11 at 23:38
That's odd how that doesn't work for non-incognito mode. Could it a bug? I think I can live with this. Thanks! – Justin Jun 18 '11 at 5:12
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