Hi Nipun
It doesn't happen on my IE (I'm using IE 8).
I have the option "File -> Duplicate current tab" that opens the same
HTML page in a new tab, but the option "File -> New Tab" opens a page
with the URL "about:Tabs", asking me what I wish to do (like re-open a
previous page, and so on). I think the URL "about:Tabs" can be changed
somewhere, so to display by default your preferred page instead.
I cannot imagine a cookie being the cause of the behavior you're
describing. Maybe there is some setting saying "always duplicate current
tab" or something like this.
Hope it helps
Mihai
PS: Use Firefox or Chrome! :-)
Nipun Khokhar a écrit :
Hello All,
I need to bypass the cookie which stores the current URL information.
For example, if your homepage is www.google.com
<http://www.google.com> and you visit www.yahoo.com
<http://www.yahoo.com> on IE..Now, if you go to file-->Open--->Window
or Page---> New Window on IE8, it opens www.yahoo.com
<http://www.yahoo.com> cos the cookie stores the current page...
I need to override this functionality and get the homepage
instead..www.google.com <http://www.google.com>. I know there is a
JavaScript cookie which stores this info..but I am not sure ho to do it.
Pls help ?
Regards,
Nipun P Khokhar
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