Only on this site - two clicks to...

17 years ago

I tried other sites and found it is only on this site that I need to go back and click a second time on the browser BACK button, in order to go back a page. There can be time in between clicks, but it takes two.

Other sites work with the usual one click.

Has anyone else found this to be so?

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boxiebabe
17 years ago
It wasn't that way for me, until today. Wonder what's up?
houstonmom_gw
17 years ago
I cannot offer you a solution, but wanted to let you know only ONE click on the back button works for me.
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kathyg_in_mi
17 years ago
Two clicks here too. Started yesterday.
Kathy G in MI
debnfla8b
17 years ago
For me too!

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hayjud_mn
Original Author
17 years ago
I assumed that it was because of the work they are doing on the site. It just gets a bit frustrating when I click and then wait for the change - - -then eventually realize I need to click again.

I'm use to my computer responding right away! Spoiled Baby! LOL
donna37
17 years ago
Only one did it for me just now.
houstonmom_gw
17 years ago
Only one click still works for me...just tried it again in case my prior response to this post was no longer accurate!
maryanntx
17 years ago
I had to do two clicks yesterday, but today it's back to one click for me.
jemdandy
17 years ago
I do it differently. When I wish to view a post, I open a new page, (Ctrl-N), read the post and respond if appropriate, and then close the page. This returns me to the original page.

This method has other advantages. If you should open a bum link that hangs, you don't have to put up with that; merely close the offending page and be on your merry way. I have run across a few 'bum links' on this forum.
jemdandy
17 years ago
Opps.. I forgot how I actually read a posting. Do this: right click on on a posting to be read, and then chose: "open in a new window". The posting opens in a new window,and the remainder to the instructions are as I posted above.
trinitytx
17 years ago
Me too on the two clicks. Glad to see I was not alone.

Trin
good36
17 years ago
I have that at the meeting house always. Then yesterday I needed to use the back button twice, today it's back to one. It is a virus or something?
Jasdip
17 years ago
I find it much quicker to use the "alt" and left arrow button.
I seldom use the back button on any website....
evatx
17 years ago
Yep, Judy, it takes 2 clicks for me also. Odd how that little thing is so annoying!
Lindsey_CA
17 years ago
I was having to do the two clicks yesterday, which was sooo frustrating. But today it's back to one click.

And, yes, this is the only site that was doing the two-click bit.
cynic
17 years ago
I use Opera so that could make a difference, but I just tried the back button and it works fine for me in Opera. I usually use the Z and X keys to go back and forward, much more convenient than the back button. Occasionally I'll use the backspace or alt+arrow or right click/back.

Also to open in a new tab or page, you can use the shift+click on the link for a standard link. Sometimes, with some browsers, Ctrl+click will do it too. There's lots of ways to skin a blind toad.

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