> > From: Jon Glass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Jan 10, 2005, at 9:03 AM, Bob W wrote: > > > Please don't use WebAperture. It resizes the browser window without > > permission, doesn't restore it when you leave the page, and it does it > > in such a way that it takes 2 clicks to restore. I will no longer look > > at anything on WebAperture. > > > Now I'm _really_ curious! On my Firefox browser, the main window is not > resized at all. However, when I click on an image, it opens a new > browser window, and resizes it so a horizontal image fits at its width, > and usually, even a vertical will fit on screen. It then reuses that > window for every subsequent image I click on. If I wish to click on a > link in this window, it opens up the page in the original browser pane > that I accessed the images from, but does no resizing. > > Is my experience unique? What happens when others click? This is the > first (make that second) complaint about window sizing I've heard, but > I don't want to be causing people problems. Or does this happen when > people click on links from email?
I'm using Netscape 7.2 and I get the same problem as Bob and Frank. Possibly, it is due to us having our settings such that new windows are not allowed to automatically open. Mine are set that way. I am with Shel on this; if sites do not behave the way they should, with my standards compliant browser, I'm away and will not revisit unless there is a pressing need. I recently found a UK government site that does not adhere to standards. Of course, it has been created by one of our wonderful private finance initiative partners. mike ----------------------------------------- Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
