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Not quite 'normal'
I wish (and have submitted as a suggestion to Apple) that Safari gave me the option to ignore the requests of page designers to do stupid things...
Sadly, I've seen no action on this yet, but I am optimistic...
it is obnoxious
I admit that I have done it in the past: no resize, no scroll, no address bar. I think it is a product of the almost total control in print design. But too many sites annoyed me when their non-resizable windows were the wrong size for their flash content or images. So now I tend to believe the need to control the users enviroment is a design flaw. If you think you need to display in a little pop-up box, you're not trying hard enough.
it is obnoxious
I'm guilty, too, but I agree with all of these points and I promise I'm changing my ways. I'll always allow scrollbars & resizing, from now on, but I might hold back on the toolbars and address bars. There are some reasons I can imagine for doing so: |
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