John Patterson wrote:
I thought that whenever I click on a link, a new page object is created?
If the link opens in a new window then why would the page need to exist
in the old page map at all? It was never shown in that window.
So I can understand the use case, can you give me an example where the
same page is displayed in two windows?
Now I can think of a use case! In IE when the user presses ctrl-N a new
window is created that contains the same page as the old window. It has
been so long since I have used IE that I didn't think of this case. In
Firefox and Safari I think that I would have to paste the old URL into
the new window. But then the new-window-detection code would not work
(as the history is not 0) would it?
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