|
|
Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 10/09/05 01:18
Jake wrote:
> My original point: you have no control over an external site you link
> to.
Yes, true, but I can be discerning about who I link to.
>
> So. If you had linked to this site (in the same window), and the user
> (using IE, like 90% of your visitors) had found his/her way to this page
> on the site -- what are they going to do?
It wouldn't occur on any site of mine, because I would not link to a
site that was so badly broken.
But even so, if your visitor has the browser maximized, they still would
not know this was a new window. That is the point. When they find the
back button doesn't take them back, and if they are in a surfing mood,
it will be back to Google for something else to do - in your new, on-top
window.
I think we've about exhausted the topic.
--
-bts
-When motorcycling, never follow a pig truck
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|