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Bernd Kreuss wrote:
> Is this really the case?
I can answer this myself: No this is not the case!
Javascript-Popups have their own independent Threads, no way to block
the opening window with an alert in it's popup window:
window 1:
<script>
window.open("test1.html");
alert("foo");
</script>
window 2: (test1.html)
<script>
alert("bar");
</script>
Tested in Konqueror and in Firefox: I immediately see two alerts pop up
without one blocking the other, so we have two independent Threads.
Everything else would have made me wonder.
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