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November 12, 2011 8:12 PM
It is a pain. The back key in new tabs just goes to the redirect and then back to the site when the back button should be shaded and disabled. How do I stop it? I don't care if they are tracking me, but these links are a pain. Can I disable them in my browser and make sure that it visits the link that is shown in the status bar? And how do I make sure that on any new computer I visit, instant is disabled by default. These options should be a choice, not a choice to remove.
Thanks heaps.
Nicholas Johnson
Ps: I have IE9. Great Browser. Don't know if it is OpenCL accelerated, though.