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Xmas Crate! 
 
Looks Like 
Hitting refresh now causes a double post... 
Looks Like 
Hitting refresh now causes a double post... 
Yep 
 
 
whoa really? 
 
doesn't seem to do so on Firefox 
Ah 
Chrome then.. 
After 
Making a post that is. 
Just Checking About The Refresh Thing 
on firefox 19 
 
could you make the "All XXXX, Last 25, New XX" bit not get split up by text wrapping? 
Test 
test 
Yeah, Opera Rocks 
All the recent double posts make me wonder if some browser stopped warning on resending post data on a refresh.

Opera does not seem to resend at all which of course is desirable.

Let's see: 
Hurr 
durr 
 
I am a good browser, I prompt. 
Herp 
derp 
 
I behave like Opera, not resending, not prompting. 
And This Concludes Our Scientific Experiment 
The conclusion is that people are using Internet Explorer 4.0

Weird. Make gamma rays or moon phases? 
Nope 
As I stated before, Chrome. 
 
that was chrome, but it prompted first. don't know why i clicked yes 
Feature Request 
metl, could you make an anchor in view_thread.php right after the top-most pagination before the first rendered post? And then point to that in "New X" links.

Would save at least 42 milliseconds of scrolling whenever one visits posts with long main posts. ;) 
Test 
Test 
Test In Chrome 
Test in Chrome 
 
So Firefox (and every other browser once upon a time) lets you refresh without posting, Chrome offers to resubmit the form. I'm not sure why it offers that, since i use a redirect to help clear out the form data (so that people can refresh the page without worries.) Chrome is just too clever; I guess i'll need to find another way. 
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