Scott wrote:
I wish to have a link on a page that launches a new browser before it
loads the target link. The standard _new and _blank include the parent
browser's cookies. Is there an alternative method that excludes these
cookies?
Thanks in advance
With Mozilla-type browsers (e.g., Firefox, SeaMonkey, Camino), the
cookie.txt file is specific to the browser, not to the window. The
session cookies are specific to the browser executable, again not to the
window.
When a link forces a new window, a new browser is NOT launched. Only a
new window instance of the browser is launched.
Further, the Mozilla-type browsers now have a feature in which the user
can force the current window to be used, overriding your attempt to
launch a new window. Since these browsers have tabbed browsing (as does
Opera), the user has three choices when you try to launch a new window:
open the link in the current tab of the current window, open the link in
a new tab in the current window, or launch a new window for opening the
link. Whichever option is used, only one browser executable is involved.
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