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Wikipedia does. But really, the status bar hover thing in every browser since IE5 is more than enough for me to work out where a link is going to go. (Guess it
by tragic 13y ago
Wikipedia does.
But really, the status bar hover thing in every browser since IE5 is more than enough for me to work out where a link is going to go. (Guess it's not so useful on mobile.)
- aestra 13y agoThe funny thing is on mobile I long press to see where a link is going to go. I do this all the time. On Dolphin long press gives you the link at the top (usually truncated though) then a list of options like "open in new tab" "open in background" "save link" etc. It just seems important to me to see where a link is going to go for whatever reason.