Windows 7 - Why does IE always open minimized windows when opening a new window?
Asked By scrimaglia
18-Jan-10 11:02 AM
When I minimize a window, to refer to later, and then open another
window, the minimized window opens to full screen for a few seconds
before the new window appears. Why cannot IE not open a new window
without maximizing some other window at the same time?
Is there a solution to this problem?
Kathy
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Alias replied to scrimaglia
The question is why are you using IE? Both the French and German
government have recommended not using it as there is a vulnerability
that is actively being exploited by hackers. Use Firefox or Chrome. Or,
better yet, get rid of Vista and use a safe operating system like Ubuntu
which is free and can be gotten at http://www.ubuntu.com/
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Alias
Frank replied to Alias
*BULLSHIT*..."The attacks that we have seen to date, including public
proof-of-concept exploit code, are only effective against Internet
Explorer 6. Based on a rigorous analysis of multiple sources, we are not
aware of any successful attacks against IE7 and IE8 at this time."
Alias replied to Frank
I am very happy to see you feel that way. Please keep using IE. You
deserve each other.
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Alias
Gregory Shearman is aka General Greg She-Man replied to Alias
Is there no end to you chasing Frank?
Alias replied to Gregory Shearman is aka General Greg She-Man
You got it ass backwards again. Is there no end to you turning logic
upside down?
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Alias
Frank replied to Alias
And you think you are fooling who?...LOL!
Oops!
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