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What do you prefer?

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My bro once advised me to always make sure the links on my web site open in a new browser. However, I totally dislike it when every link I open has to be viewed in a new browser. If I want it in a new browser, I can still right click and tell it to do that manually.

 

 

But what do other ppl think? :stunned:

I think new browser is better. It annoys me when I'm on a site I want open and when I click on a link it opens in the same browser and then I've to go through all the hassle of going back and opening the link in a new browser :dozey:

so that's my view on it :)

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mkay, ty :D

 

I'm thinking of letting the links open in a new browser if more people prefer it. :idea2:

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*begins to adjust* :stunned:

I like for them to open in a new browser.

 

i've gotten to where I just right click/ open in new browser instead of clicking

I think I understand your question. When going into a new site I preffer to open a new window for it.

hmm i prefer new window..but im perfectly capable of doing it myself if i need to :)

Remember how you were amazed at the amount of windows i'd have open at once?

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hehe yeah

 

I can't do that on my PC, which is why I prefer it opening in the same frame. :stunned:

 

Speaking of which, I got d/c every few mins, sometimes several times per minute. :angry:

I prefer new browser, like Fifi, i find it a hassle to have to go back to the original page.

Why aren't you at school little twixie?

 

Because I skipped, mmmmk, Cheese head?

 

:P

New browser, for other people links. So you can still navigate on a site and visit the other :)

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*changes all external links to new browser* :smug:

I see it this way. If what you're browsing is really important for you and you want to keep it, then all you have to do is: right-click on the link you want and then click on the option that says "open in new window" and voila...the problem is solved. It's also quite irritating if every link I click ends up opening in new window...and if I'm on an older computer, makes it liable to crash!

I prefer links to OTHER websites in new windows so I can still carry on with what I'm doing. But links to other pages within the same site should be in the same window.

Why aren't you at school little twixie?

 

Because I skipped, mmmmk, Cheese head?

 

:P

 

:surprised: Time for some cheese and triscuits! :smug2:

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