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this is the second time now that this thread load on its own, come to think of it I may have been the third time. It just did seconds ago, I close the tab before it gets to fully load.
Question, why is it doing that, at first I thought its my naughty mouse hand accidentally clicking on the thread, but, that would mean the tab i am currently in will be reloaded, but its a different tab.
I am a bit paranoid at this moment, could someone please check why it is doing that.
Thanks.
Guru thread loading in a new tab on its own.
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nope, the first time this happens was roughly a month ago, and the recent one was on 29 may, when I started this thread.
not happening now. Its not like it keeps popping up, the last time it pop up, i didn't even notice, because I usually have a few guru threads open at the same time. this time, I only have one tab open and then suddenly there it is another tab starts to load. so I closed it.
thanks!
not happening now. Its not like it keeps popping up, the last time it pop up, i didn't even notice, because I usually have a few guru threads open at the same time. this time, I only have one tab open and then suddenly there it is another tab starts to load. so I closed it.
thanks!
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Sometimes i get a new tab open but is usually from a link within a post.
Its possible ff may be playing up and used a setting to open links within a new tab - i know IE used to be able to be set to do that.It also could be a ff bug and with the regular updates we get to ff it could have fixed it , dont think ff tends to list what things have been updated/fixed.
Its possible ff may be playing up and used a setting to open links within a new tab - i know IE used to be able to be set to do that.It also could be a ff bug and with the regular updates we get to ff it could have fixed it , dont think ff tends to list what things have been updated/fixed.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pumpkin pie
I use Firefox, commander Ryker. is there a difference?
The browsers act differently in different situations. It's weird I know but that's the way it is.
