If you have the title of the new tab, you can create a new WWW::Mechanize::Chrome object and connect it to that new tab:

    my $chrome = $mech->driver;

    my @tabs = $chrome->getTargets()->get;

    # Assume that the first tab is the one we want:
    my $target_tab = $tabs[ 0 ];

    if( ! $target_tab->{targetId}) {
        die "This Chrome doesn't want more than one debugger connectio
+n";
    } else {
        $chrome->connect(tab => $target_tab)->get();
    };

    # Now, the WWW::Mechanize::Chrome object is mostly connected to th
+e new/other tab
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Maybe you want to just create a separate, fresh object?

my $mech_tab = WWW::Mechanize::Chrome->new( tab => $new_tab_title );
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Using multiple tabs or windows is a use case I haven't encountered that much, so there is very little existing support for it.

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