> > START LINK > > www.microsoft.com (link opens a new browser window) > > END LINK > > I really wouldn't recommend doing this though. > > If, for instance, a screen reader already notified a user of > links opening in a new window, then they might hear something like: > > "Link: Microsoft, opens in a new window. Link opens a new browser > window." > > I feel that informing users that a link opens in a different > window or frame is an issue for browsers, and not authors. I hear you. I'd prefer not to have to tell the user and leave it up to the user agent. Does anyone know which user agents don't warn the user about a new window/popup?Received on Monday, 9 September 2002 09:40:12 UTC
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