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Posted on October 22, 2006 at 09:50 pm under Tea's Musings
I understand the desire to insert target="_blank” into links that takes visitors off a website- really, I do. Site owners often want visitors to remain on their site even if they’re clicking links to take them elsewhere, so what better way than to force a new browser window to open when the link is clicked? Off they go, here they stay, and you win, yes?
Not for me, you don’t. I personally would rather be given the choice to open a new tab or window if I see the need to do so. But that’s possibly a different debate altogether, and I also won’t bother getting into the fact that the target attribute doesn’t validate for XHTML 1.0 Strict or 1.1. Nevermind all that.
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