> > > Depending on which browser you use, that might be because there isn't one.
> > >
> > > The "Go" menu is only in Netscape Navigator, and even some of the later versions of that don't have it.
> >
> > Huh? It's in 4.5 and 4.6x -- how much later can you get than that? Anyway, it's there in IE too, but under a different menu name -- I forgot what it is, but it's very annoying, because it only goes back five or so pages.
>
> Hey, if it's annoying to keep losing webpages cached in the back queue...

It isn't, because I use Netscape, whose "Go" menu and back queue are both plenty long enough for me. I don't touch IE.

> ...why not just open another browser window whenever you link to another site? Windows and Linux are multi-threading for a reason, you know. :-)

Ugh. I *hate* that. Actually I do spawn new browser windows on occasions where I need to see more than one page at a time, or I want to go to a completely different site for a quick reference and not lose my place in the original browser window. But in the usual case, I'm comfortable with just one browser window. What I really do hate, though, is when other sites *make* me spawn new browser windows, so I don't even have a choice in the matter. I *hate* that. People who write web pages like that should be fried to a crisp. And that's all I have to say about that. Thank you.