Re: Reason #1781 to hate Mosa^H^H^H^HNets^H^H^H^HMozil^H^H^H^H^HFirefox.

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From: Phil Pennock
Subject: Re: Reason #1781 to hate Mosa^H^H^H^HNets^H^H^H^HMozil^H^H^H^H^HFirefox.
Date: 23:47 on 17 Mar 2006
On 2006-03-16 at 17:56 +0000, Simon Wilcox wrote:
> I've seen sites that are using regular links, like wot you would really
> want to click on, to trigger a pop-under as you head off to the next page.

Is there any legitimate use for popups which remain popped up when the
page which triggered them changes URL?

I must be really dense, but I've been thinking that the fix is for
browsers to close all popups associated with a page either when the
document URL changes, or perhaps when it changes to reference another
host.  I've not yet figured out what the problem with that is and why
it's not done.

What am I missing, or is this another example of browsers being
hatefully stoopid?

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