SPAM web pages used to be just porn sites, but now there are many sites that use evil SPAM techniques. When you go to the site, you don't like it (of course) so you click back. Then, when you are supposed to go somewhere else, you end up back at the site and another window opens having another site in it. When you try to close that window it brings up another, etc. What Mozilla needs is a button to disable a malicous page. 1) Disable javascript, refresh Metas, redirection ability, etc. on that page. 2) Remove all changes the pages made to program information. SPAM is a big problem, and pages have been taking advantage of the vulnerability of browsers to trick users. Now, those pages could be disabled on command.

Forgot to add [RFE], changing. I got permission to post this RFE.

boberb@rpi.edu please limit bugs to one issue per bug. These issues have already been reported (several times) as bug 29346 bug 33448 bug 9307 bug 858 bug 7380 bug 15148 bug 1582. boberb@rpi.edu please learn to use the bugzilla query before reporting future bugs. There is a simple search available at the Bugzilla Helper (which I strongly encourage you use). It can be found at http://www.mozilla.org/quality/help/bug-form.html Resolving this INVALID

verified invalid multiple bugs in one reportat of reports that already existed