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I always open multiple browser windows when viewing web pages so that I don't have to wait for individual pages to load. Then I can pick and choose which window I want to view while the other's load. Usually this works just fine. However, when I do this with Amazon.com it's a real pain because for some reason their windows automatically become the current window as soon as they're done loading.
For example. Suppose I go to Amazon and search for a book. Then while that window is loading I click back over here to the physics forum and start reading a thread. Well, right in the middle of my read the Amazon window pops up in my face because it was done loading. Well pooh pooh! I wasn't ready to view that window yet because I was BUSY reading a thread in another window!
It seems that Amazon.com is one of the few sites that actually does this. Most other sites will simply load in the background and remain hidden until I decide to click back over to them.
Does anyone know how I can stop this nonsense from happening by changing some settings on my browser or something?
I'm running Internet Explorer version 6.0
Thanks in advance for any help.
For example. Suppose I go to Amazon and search for a book. Then while that window is loading I click back over here to the physics forum and start reading a thread. Well, right in the middle of my read the Amazon window pops up in my face because it was done loading. Well pooh pooh! I wasn't ready to view that window yet because I was BUSY reading a thread in another window!
It seems that Amazon.com is one of the few sites that actually does this. Most other sites will simply load in the background and remain hidden until I decide to click back over to them.
Does anyone know how I can stop this nonsense from happening by changing some settings on my browser or something?
I'm running Internet Explorer version 6.0
Thanks in advance for any help.