Do I have a way (when I get the “unload”) to distinguish between “X” button and another cases(for example when moving writing another URL address)?
I want to decide what message to display to the user when I get to the unload event, if this possible to do?
Potato.Head
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Jump to PostA site that does anything other than close when I click close, will never get another visit.
That is a typical ploy of mal-sites
I do not want you to prevent me from navigating my browser.
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almostbob
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A site that does anything other than close when I click close, will never get another visit.
That is a typical ploy of mal-sites
I do not want you to prevent me from navigating my browser.
itsjareds
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A site that does anything other than close when I click close, will never get another visit.
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You can always provide an easy-to-use navigation menu if you need your users to be able to get around easily.
JugglerDrummer
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the unload is usually used to only perform code cleanup, like freeing allocated memory, that needs to be done for the code earlier on the page.
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