IE3 doesn't have that behavior.
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Sparks, Alan wrote:
> YES! I've seen it. You'll even find mention of it somewhere on someone's web
> page (sorry, don't remember how to find it).
>
> I spent two weeks talking to Microsoft about the problem, sent them Apache logs
> showing the problem. After all that, they responded that "it wasn't a bug, they
> intended it to work that way," and closed the report.
>
> We now run Netscape exclusively at our plant. People with IE4 and browsing
> problems get quickly upgraded. :-)
>
> So, the sorry report is, we never found a way to fix it. It is indeed an IE4
> built-in "feature."
>
> -Alan
