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I don't think no. 30 is a good idea, I find it very irritating when a site does this. If I want to open something in a new window/tab, I'll do it myself.
by khingebjerg 17y ago
I don't think no. 30 is a good idea, I find it very irritating when a site does this. If I want to open something in a new window/tab, I'll do it myself.
- pkrumins 17y agoThanks. I will reconsider this idea.
- cabalamat 17y agoI'm not keen on it either. I think the behaviour of the browser should be that the user controls whether it goes in a new window or tab, i.e.: LMB = same tab, MMB = new tab. Oh, and if the link is Javascript that attempts to enforce new or different tab, then thre browser should send a distributed denial of service attack to the website. Or better still, assassinate the person resonsible for it (though I suspect this is AI-complete).