There doesn't seem to be a javascript event handler on it so I don't think it is possible in any easy way.
A possible (and horribly complex) is to
1. find the id of the element
2. in a javascript method that runs after the page is loaded travers the DOM tree and set a onClick event on the element which you found the id for in 1. This onClick event calls a js method which returns false (which I think cancels out any HTML "events" on the same click( such as reloading))
Otherwise you need to write a new tabstrib element.
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