IE keeps asking me if I really, really, cross my heart want to navigate away from certain pages after I've clicked the back button. Is there a way to turn this most annoying "feature" off?
IE keeps asking me if I really, really, cross my heart want to navigate away from certain pages after I've clicked the back button. Is there a way to turn this most annoying "feature" off?
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Is that an IE feature, or a feature built into the page(s) in question?
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Yep, it's a Javascript thing. You can turn off script execution in most browsers although I don't know for sure if you can in IE. If it becomes a real problem, I'd suggest switching to Firefox as your day-to-day browser and installing the No Script plug-in.
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