Re: Ghostscript & Experience?

I've also noticed that some websites don't like having multiple
windows/tabs open when it comes to hyperlinking (clicking links). They
somehow manage the page requests server side so trying to open many
pages in different tabs results in multiple copies of just one page.
Very frustrating.

Another idea is to run multiple copies of your favourite browser with
different profiles (run firefox -ProfileManager from a shell to set
this up with firefox).

Cheers,

Rene

2009/6/29 Perry Spiller <[email protected]>:
> ----------------Earlier, Chris Morris commented--------------------
>
> Of course none of us were ever computer novices :-)
>
> You're right, Chris. We were all 'naturals.' ;-)
> Or maybe we made more mistakes and learned
> faster, as a consequence? Sharing experiences . . . .
>
> Here's one that folks might find useful . . .
> Always have more than one browser.
>
> I've found that when doing flight bookings
> via the Internet, having two or more browsers
> on the go can be an advantage, when looking
> at several options at once is helpful for
> planning, weighing alternatives.
>
> The airlines web sites (that I've tried), don't
> allow having several booking pages open, at
> once, from the same browser. (Cookies, perhaps?)
>
> But running 2 or more browsers gives lots
> more ways to trawl over options, because
> two/three pages are open @ once.
>
> Perry
>
>
>
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