"My point here was that this problem did not constitute a "show stopper" for most users."
You think it's ok people can type into a form, hit a button by mistake, then be sent off to another page - oops - so they go back and OH LOOK all their typing is gone.
You don't think this is a problem? Really? Ok lemme change the question from "have you ever actually worked on the web?" to "Have you actually used the Internet?"
You're not sure "millions of people" have this problem. Not sure. And offer no proof.
OOOooooooooook...
There's a little company in California called Facebook who have a fairly popular website. They just added a javascript hack to prevent this problem from occurring for their over ONE BILLION users.
And that, spud, *is* "most people.
Most people really don't like when you delete what they spent time typing it. No, really. It's true. Because you see they have to type it again now and it's never going to get the same amount of effort put into and and congratulations a browser bug just contributed to a lessor output from humanity.
It's a bug, not a feature. No kidding.
You don't know what you're talking about. Literally.
