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Can I disable Safari's "Are you sure you want to send a form again?"
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man this is annoying!
when you want to go back a page or two on certain websites, this annoying window pops up and stops you in your tracks. especially annoying trying to be productive on amazon's site!
any help appreciated; seems to be new for version 10.5.7
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This has been the case for ages...nothing new.
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for me, it seems to have gotten worse w/the latest update (i just bought a new mac pro)
it was not as intrusive w/the software i had just prior to this, newest. seemed to do it less or some such
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I get that "annoying window" only when I enter something in a form, click forward (or next), then try to go back via Safari's back button. Same thing with some secure sites...I've had no issues with Amazon and I go there to buy almost everything.
What specifically is the window saying (post a screenshot) and what are you doing or what did you just do prior to clicking the back button? Does this happen in Safari and Firefox?
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hi, it doesn't happen in firefox, only safari, and it's the exact thing you describe. after posting info in a form, clicking forward, and then trying to go back via the back button
i post a TON of things on amazon and would find it useful to be able to go back at times by hitting the backspace button 3X in rapid succession
but now i get that annoying window which makes it virtually impossible
thanks....
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That window is there to prevent you from accidentally performing certain actions twice, like double-ordering something with your credit card, or duplicate-posting on a message forum.
edit: some moderator has no sense of humor! Those duplicate posts were there for irony.
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Last edited by CharlesS; May 23, 2009 at 08:59 PM.
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i know the theory for that window, but in reality, for people who do what i do, like post a lot of stuff for sale on amazon, it's very counterproductive. thanks
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Prolly should use Firefox for your Amazon sales then. I've found a few sites where I almost have to use Firefox...not many...
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sadly, that's what i've concluded (using firefox for certain activities)
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