Popup blocker paradigm is T E R R I B L E !!!

[Todd Beaulieu]

I've always primarily used IE. I'm not interested in a religious debtate

about browsers. It's just convenient.



Well, this popup blocker is getting more and more unacceptable and I've

started using Firefox, because I just can't take it any longer!



Typical scenario:



I go to a site. Select North America on a fancy map.

Then select US on a subsequent prompt.

There's the popup notification bar. So I have to enable popups temporarily.



WAIT! The page has RELOADED and I have to start all over again!



I wrestled with this STUPID DESIGN to the point where I was SCREAMING the

other day. I had to navigate through a site, filling out a form THREE TIMES

before IE finally allowed me to do my job!



You really need to find a better way to do this. There's just no reason to

reload the page to allow a stupid popup. None.



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[Robert Aldwinckle]

"Todd Beaulieu" <ToddBeaulieu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:54C0EF92-AC67-4C1B-8D51-605672D31268@microsoft.com...

> I've always primarily used IE. I'm not interested in a religious debtate

> about browsers. It's just convenient.

>

> Well, this popup blocker is getting more and more unacceptable and I've

> started using Firefox, because I just can't take it any longer!

>

> Typical scenario:

>

> I go to a site. Select North America on a fancy map.

> Then select US on a subsequent prompt.

> There's the popup notification bar. So I have to enable popups

> temporarily.

>

> WAIT! The page has RELOADED and I have to start all over again!

>

> I wrestled with this STUPID DESIGN to the point where I was SCREAMING the

> other day. I had to navigate through a site, filling out a form THREE

> TIMES

> before IE finally allowed me to do my job!

>



> You really need to find a better way to do this. There's just no reason to

> reload the page to allow a stupid popup. None.





If you know that you are using a site which does popups why not allow it to

do popups or at least use the keyboard shortcut which says that? (e.g.

Ctrl+Alt+Click)





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[Squeaky]

Now just how are you supposed to know THAT ahead of time?



Todd, it annoys me too.



"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:



>

>

> "Todd Beaulieu" <ToddBeaulieu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:54C0EF92-AC67-4C1B-8D51-605672D31268@microsoft.com...

> > I've always primarily used IE. I'm not interested in a religious debtate

> > about browsers. It's just convenient.

> >

> > Well, this popup blocker is getting more and more unacceptable and I've

> > started using Firefox, because I just can't take it any longer!

> >

> > Typical scenario:

> >

> > I go to a site. Select North America on a fancy map.

> > Then select US on a subsequent prompt.

> > There's the popup notification bar. So I have to enable popups

> > temporarily.

> >

> > WAIT! The page has RELOADED and I have to start all over again!

> >

> > I wrestled with this STUPID DESIGN to the point where I was SCREAMING the

> > other day. I had to navigate through a site, filling out a form THREE

> > TIMES

> > before IE finally allowed me to do my job!

> >

>

> > You really need to find a better way to do this. There's just no reason to

> > reload the page to allow a stupid popup. None.

>

>

> If you know that you are using a site which does popups why not allow it to

> do popups or at least use the keyboard shortcut which says that? (e.g.

> Ctrl+Alt+Click)

>

>

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>

> .

>

 

[Peter J. Dickason, MCSE]

Me too. I disable pop-up blocker in policy. There is no use for it.





"Squeaky" <Squeaky@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:257D1130-46CC-4DF9-937F-78561F14A98B@microsoft.com...

> Now just how are you supposed to know THAT ahead of time?

>

> Todd, it annoys me too.

>

> "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:

>

>>

>>

>> "Todd Beaulieu" <ToddBeaulieu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:54C0EF92-AC67-4C1B-8D51-605672D31268@microsoft.com...

>> > I've always primarily used IE. I'm not interested in a religious

>> > debtate

>> > about browsers. It's just convenient.

>> >

>> > Well, this popup blocker is getting more and more unacceptable and I've

>> > started using Firefox, because I just can't take it any longer!

>> >

>> > Typical scenario:

>> >

>> > I go to a site. Select North America on a fancy map.

>> > Then select US on a subsequent prompt.

>> > There's the popup notification bar. So I have to enable popups

>> > temporarily.

>> >

>> > WAIT! The page has RELOADED and I have to start all over again!

>> >

>> > I wrestled with this STUPID DESIGN to the point where I was SCREAMING

>> > the

>> > other day. I had to navigate through a site, filling out a form THREE

>> > TIMES

>> > before IE finally allowed me to do my job!

>> >

>>

>> > You really need to find a better way to do this. There's just no reason

>> > to

>> > reload the page to allow a stupid popup. None.

>>

>>

>> If you know that you are using a site which does popups why not allow it

>> to

>> do popups or at least use the keyboard shortcut which says that? (e.g.

>> Ctrl+Alt+Click)

>>

>>

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>>

>> .

>>