|  | Posted by Els on 05/21/05 15:14 
Andrew Donaldson wrote:
 [new window inheriting history from old window - back in 1996]
 
 > Arguably, it might help reduce the confusion of users who have windows
 > opened automatically for them and don't realise, even if it might leave
 > them with a plethora of windows open at the end of a browsing session.
 > However, I think that it could be beneficial for "power-users."
 
 I have never heard of it (I got on the web first time in 2002), but
 maybe they got rid of it cause it could be a security risk?
 I don't know much about cookies and sessions and anything related, but
 istm that if in a new window you go back to where you were in the old
 window, and log in somewhere, it could interfere with what you were
 doing in the old window. I'm thinking filling out forms and credit
 card stuff. No idea really :-)
 
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