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Google Chrome new Microsoft problem?

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Participants Nancy Thompson8Elizabeth Patel4Ashley Young55George Murphy12
Nancy Thompson8 Nancy Thompson8 MemberOP
37 messages
joined Jan 2017
#1 ·
So, I’ve been having this weird little hiccup with Google Chrome for the last couple of days
It’s driving me a bit crazy because whenever I click on a link, it just launches up an entirely different browser window, whereas before it used to just smoothly open everything in a new Microsoft within the same window
I’ve been digging through the Settings -> general section looking for a fix, but honestly, I can’t seem to find the specific toggle to get things back to normal
Elizabeth Patel4 Elizabeth Patel4 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Feb 2021
#2 ·
Settings -> general -> go under Microsoft the second option open links in tabs instead of New Windows should be checked.
Ashley Young55 Ashley Young55 Newcomer
3 messages
joined May 2020
#3 ·
I need some assistance here.
I'm using Microsoft Edge—and when I click a link, say to Instagram, it won't even let me view a photo; it just kicks me out or blocks me entirely and demands a login.

I suspect this might have something to do with cookies.
I wasn't quite sure where to post this, so I'm just hoping someone spots it.
George Murphy12 George Murphy12 Member
40 messages
joined Apr 2020
#4 ·
Ashley Young55 said:Help me out here!
I'm using Microsoft. Every time I click a link—like Instagram—it won't even let me see a photo before it kicks me out or blocks me, demanding a login.

I'm thinking it might be some cookie issue...
Not sure where to post this, just hoping someone sees it.

Ever tried a different browser?
Plus, if you actually logged in and saved your info (not that anyone should...), it shouldn't keep bugging you.

Or maybe you've got some malware or something throwing up fake login prompts?
Ashley Young55 Ashley Young55 Newcomer
3 messages
joined May 2020
#5 ·
George Murphy12 said:Are you using a different browser?
Plus, if you actually stay logged in—assuming you have your credentials saved, though I wouldn't recommend that—it shouldn't be prompting you constantly.

Could it be some kind of malware or something? Maybe it's just throwing up fake login prompts.

I don't use anything else, and it's not a virus. If it were, my system would actually tell me.

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