Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I don't know if this will help at all [I rarely post because I always
think that my suggestion is silly] but, depending on your audience,
you could pop the browser so that the navigation buttons are not
present and force all navigation through ajax or built in links. That
way the user can't use them and [a] break something by clicking
"back" or [b] get scared by any of those daunting POST warning messages.
I would recommend against that. That would be bad for usability. There
are standards for a reason. Many people don't even use those buttons.
I, for example, have all bars except the address bar turned off in my
browsers and navigate (back and forward) entirely with the keyboard.
I completely agree. My thinking was that, given the venue e.g.; closed
intranet site, if it is possible to control the user base, it might be
handy but I concur with your sentiments completely in a larger environment.
-jim
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