RE: Inline link icons

On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Lois Wakeman wrote:

> It should be left to the user to decide whether to open a new window,
> surely? I personally dislike new windows opened for me for no very good
> reason*, and even as an experienced web user with no need for AT, find them
> tiresome and occasionally confusing if badly thought out.

just a personal thought, sometimes when these extra windows get opened on
my I lose track of how many etc that were actually turned on, and I close
too many windows and close all the windows, which means I have to restart
my browser and find my way back to where I was before all this started,
and for the commercial sites I will often just say "heck with it" and
never go back to that site...

Bob

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Received on Thursday, 21 July 2005 13:00:56 UTC