I am encountering a problem with the Drudge Report on SM 2.26 linux x64 since a few days ago. I typically open the Drudge Report in a new tab and after reviewing it type another news site into the URL. When I finish reading that site I enter yet another site and do so until I have a set of 8 URLs in that tab. I then go off and do other things for a while. When I want to check for updates I then hit the back down arrow and go back to start again with Drudge.

Unfortunately, something has changed a few days ago. If I wait more than a few minutes before I start again then the Drudge report appears to reload itself in a way that wipes out the list of URLs in the tab! This leaves me with two entries for Drudge and nothing else, forcing me to go through the re-entry of URLs in the tab.

I can avoid this by disabling Javascript, but of course that causes problems with sites that expect it to be available for various features to work.

Is anyone else seeing a similar problem with Drudge, or other web sites for that matter, messing with the URL history in a tab recently? I sent a complaint to Drudge, but I of course have received no response.

Is anyone aware of a better way to avoid this problem? I see it in FireFox as well, so I assume it behaves the same in all Mozilla browsers.

Dave
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