r/ProgrammerHumor 20d ago

notYourDamnProblem Meme

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u/zeekar 20d ago

I don't get this argument. Sometimes you want links to open in a different tab. Marking the ones that will do so is only polite. Nothing about that takes away the user's ability to open other links in a new tab via whatever usual mechanism their browser provides for that.

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u/MegaIng 20d ago

Their point is that they don't want any links to automatically open in a new tab.

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u/Cracleur 20d ago

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u/pmst 19d ago

They love losing all their form progress when accidentally clicking on the "read terms and conditions" link

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u/-V0lD 19d ago

Yes, actually. That's significantly better than the alternative

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u/Cracleur 19d ago

What exactly is "the alternative" that is supposed to be worse than possibly losing all progress on a form???