This one bites me all the time and I actually lose data when it happens, so it's
really annoying!
If I'm writing an answer, or otherwise posting a reply, sometimes I like to have a quick peek at the top related threads. So I will (in Chrome, Windows 7) Ctrl+Click the link to open it in a new tab. The only thing is that for some reason,
it doesn't open in a new tab -- it opens in my current tab. And when I click to go back, the text of the post I was editing is gone.
I can't figure what it is about the link that makes it misbehave like that, but I think it's one of the webtrends.js mouse event listeners that does something special on the Ctrl+Click. Because if I right-click and choose
open link in new tab, then everything is fine. But if I Ctrl+Click (which is normally what I always do to open links in new tabs, and have for years) I get the weird navigation.
I want to stress that this is important because it DESTROYS the post that I was editing. There's no "are you sure you want to navigate away from this page" message or anything to accompany this surprise data-destroying behaviour.
