Weird IE issue
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:55 am
Here's a strange one.
I'm using IE 7.0 because I haven't figured out how to selectively delete history in Firefox yet. (And it shows the full page title. I don't want stuff like "Who do you want nekkid?" showing up when my wife goes looking for a page.)
This just happened for the first time on the new computer. It's happened in the past on other computers, running both IE 5.0 and IE 6.0. No rhyme or reason regarding the site I'm looking at when it happens.
I click on a link. Next thing I know, a new window pops up with the contents of the current window. Before I can close it, a third window has opened. Windows start opening so fast that it's impossible to shut them, and the number adds up quickly. Plus, since they're opening on top, it makes it next to impossible to save data in or close other programs. (Luckily, this time, I only had IE running.) Eventually, I have to log out, shut down, or even just turn off the computer.
I did a search, and can't find anything about this. But, since it's happened on three isolated computers, I figure it HAS to be fairly common. Any idea what the fuck is up, or how to prevent it?
I'm using IE 7.0 because I haven't figured out how to selectively delete history in Firefox yet. (And it shows the full page title. I don't want stuff like "Who do you want nekkid?" showing up when my wife goes looking for a page.)
This just happened for the first time on the new computer. It's happened in the past on other computers, running both IE 5.0 and IE 6.0. No rhyme or reason regarding the site I'm looking at when it happens.
I click on a link. Next thing I know, a new window pops up with the contents of the current window. Before I can close it, a third window has opened. Windows start opening so fast that it's impossible to shut them, and the number adds up quickly. Plus, since they're opening on top, it makes it next to impossible to save data in or close other programs. (Luckily, this time, I only had IE running.) Eventually, I have to log out, shut down, or even just turn off the computer.
I did a search, and can't find anything about this. But, since it's happened on three isolated computers, I figure it HAS to be fairly common. Any idea what the fuck is up, or how to prevent it?