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so if you disable them, clicking on a link won't do anything 'cos the response is in a blocked pop-up.

Nope. Most popup blockers work by blocking the onopen/onclose javascript. When you click on a link that requires a popup for a legitimate function, it works. If you stumble on a poorly designed site that doesn't work, just put that site in the popup allowed list and drive on.

I'm sure MS will get this function designed correctly, after all they have Safari, Mozilla, Firebird, Opera, etc. as examples of how to do it right.
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Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  dcarrera | 11/10/03
Here here (off topic)  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
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Site not to standards -- poor professionalism  zen_dogen | 11/11/03
Re: Your post  Enton Eller | 11/11/03
Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  Hard Cider | 11/10/03
RE: Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  nrlz | 11/10/03
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Oh goody  vdraken | 11/10/03
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something really funny  Joe_Bob | 11/10/03
Re: Oh goody  dcarrera | 11/10/03
Innovation my ...  schmitt249 | 11/10/03
FOR THE RECORD  bidemytime | 11/11/03
Dare I say it...  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
Huh?  Jomo_z | 11/10/03
Don't think so  altereqo | 11/10/03
Dare! Dare to say it!  AbsolutelyNot | 11/10/03
Just as bad or worse  DarthRidiculous | 11/10/03
expanding ads only work on IE  doh123 | 11/10/03
Works on others  dscherf | 11/10/03
Re: expanding ads only work on IE  dcarrera | 11/10/03
I haven't seen an ad or popup in ages  Mr_Shifty | 11/11/03
What the?  Mr_Shifty | 11/11/03
Talk to the hand because ZDNet sure isn't listening. (NT)  none none | 11/11/03
Try Mozilla  poocow666 | 11/10/03
Using Firebird 0.7  richardanstett | 11/10/03
Using 1.5  nikoli | 11/10/03
Mozilla market share  dcarrera | 11/10/03
One more thing...  dcarrera | 11/10/03
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wohoo  lmaxwell | 11/10/03
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I let Google block on IE  FilledOut | 11/11/03
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That and a Download Manager Too  nucrash | 11/11/03
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...actually  spydrlink@... | 11/12/03
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bb  Enton Eller | 11/23/03
re  Enton Eller | 11/23/03
਼  none none | 11/23/03
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