Can I prevent suppression of toolbars?

[Russell Hanneken]

Sometimes I'll follow a link or submit a form, and I'll
get a new browser window that's missing all or some of the
toolbars (address bar, menu bar, button bar, etc.). I
don't mean that this is a bug; I'm talking about cases
where the web page author intends the window to open that
way.

Is there a way (without completely disabling Javascript)
to configure Internet Explorer so that new windows always
open with the normal complement of toolbars? Failing
that, is there a way to add the toolbars back to a window
that's missing all of them (i.e., I can't select View-

Toolbars, and there's nothing for me to right-click on

except the title bar)?

Regards,

Russell Hanneken
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Hans Le Roy]

Hi Russel,
In a Javascript link (see
http://www.scriptsearch.com/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?ID=7265) the author/webmaster
can detrmine whether you have a toolbar, scrollbar etc. There is nothing on
your side you can do, except disable Javascript, thus not seeing those
windows.
Kind regards
Hans

 

[Robert Aldwinckle]

Try cloning such windows with Ctrl-N.
A cloned window often seems to be less restricted.