Javascript:void(0);

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Hello,
thank you for telling me what this message is: ""javascript:void(0);""
how to avoid it

thank you
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

7 answers

  1. - For future internet users:
    "javascript:void(0);" is a JavaScript issue on the site you are visiting and has nothing to do with your browser.
    Additionally, Google Chrome does not allow faster browsing only your internet connection's bandwidth can do that!
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    1. Only the connection can do it, but believe me, in terms of data display and interpretation, Google Chrome and Firefox are much faster than that lousy Internet Explorer.
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    2. However, by using a different browser, the problem can be avoided.
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    3. Indeed, the bandwidth doesn't change, but when Internet Explorer takes 3 hours to start and 3 hours to load a page, Chrome does it all in under 3 seconds: it is simply faster to start, interpret, and display pages. (It's worth noting that for browsing the internet, bandwidth plays a very minor role! It's often the server that is to blame when there's lag...)
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    4. Am I dreaming or did "HonneurPatrie" and "anonymous :D" actually dare to call "Internet Explorer" a browser?
      No, I’m sorry, comparing web browsers by including IE is not reasonable.
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    5. We need to calm down in the browser war. IE7 was awful, but Microsoft has caught up well with the latest versions, and we can call the latest IE browsers.

      Even though Google Chrome will always be above :) (webkit > all)
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