Ray_Net wrote on 14-08-19 08:14:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 14-08-19 05:50:
Ray_Net wrote:
Per example,
With FireFox when you do a search using GOOGLE - images of "wild
duck" - you have on your screen a lot of images.
when you click on one of them .. two results:
- first result: the image is selected.
- second result: on the right side of the screen you have some kind
of pop-up showing some interesting information with the NAME of the
SITE who contain this image. If you click on this name which is a
link .. you are redirected to the site containing the "selected" image.
With SeaMonkey you never have the second result.
You may see what I am talking about by looking on my FireFox
SCREEN-COPY :at http://home.scarlet.be/~pin10521/WITH-FIREFOX.JPG
My usual practice is to right-click the image and choose "Open link
in new window," which preserves the search results in case this
particular result doesn't turn out to be what I want. I can close the
bad result and choose another without having to repeat the search or
wait for SM to render the cached window if I click the "back" button.
In this case, opening the link in a new window provides all the data
you wanted.
You got the detour ... thanks !
Sorry .. you tell me the "workaround" .... :-)
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