I don't know if this has been carried over into the official 0.5 release (this is in the nightly with Gecko/20021207), but the popup-blocking code appears to have been changed - rather than only blocking popups that appear on page loading, now all popup windows are blocked.
Am I the only person who doesn't like this way of working? I was so impressed with Phoenix because the original way of working was so much more fluid than the new method, and was among the main reasons I switched from using Opera to Phoenix regularly. I visit a number of sites that require the "legitimate" use of popup windows, which only pop up when links are clicked and execute Javascript code, and having to explicitly allow these sites to open ANY popup windows at all is not a nice way of working.
Is it possible to at least have the option to choose either way of working? Or is the option already there but well hidden?
I know I've been pretty much entirely negative in my posts so far, but until now I've had no real problems with the way Phoenix has been turning out.
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Yes, I do realise that, thanks for replying though.
The problem is that that opens the way for the site to open OnLoad popups, which I really don't want. I'd just be very happy if the original way of working was restored. If you don't see what I mean, use a nightly from round about mid-november, and do some experimenting.
The problem is that that opens the way for the site to open OnLoad popups, which I really don't want. I'd just be very happy if the original way of working was restored. If you don't see what I mean, use a nightly from round about mid-november, and do some experimenting.
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