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eHow Tech Web Design & Development URLs How Do I Change My Browser Settings to Automatically Allow Redirecting to a New URL?
How Do I Change My Browser Settings to Automatically Allow Redirecting to a New URL?
By Maya Austen
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With automatically redirect disabled, you must manually click a link to redirect your browser.
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URL redirects are generally used when a Web page's address changes. When a visitor lands on a Web page that has a new URL, the redirect works to forward the visitor's browser to the new URL. With many popular Web browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera, for example), the settings can be configured to allow or disallow automatic URL redirects. The process varies depending on which browser you are using.
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Things You'll Need
Internet Explorer 8
Firefox 5.0
Opera 11.0
Internet Explorer
Launch the Internet Explorer Web browser.
Open the "Tools" menu. Select "Internet Options."
Go to the "Security" tab. Click the "Custom Level" button.
Click the "Allow Meta Refresh" radio button.
Click "OK." Click "OK" again.
PS, actually I;m trying duckduckgo.com for searches these days. Supposedly less 'big brother' ness.
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