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Web site automatically loads next page?

by Jun 25, 2014 12:43AM PDT

I just went to a web site that I have been going to for years, and I was using the 'page down' key as I often do. I got to the end of the page, and I saw a "flash" - loading page, at the bottom of the screen, and the next page automatically loaded. I didn't have to click on "next". I just continued to "hit" the 'page down' key.

Is this the new normal, maybe coming, or just something unique to that web site. Because I like it. Using Firefox, windows 8.1

I have made a few changes to speed up Firefox that you see on Google in the "about:config" area. And I have added the "Fastest Fox" add-on.

If there is some setting I can do that would apply to "all" websites, I sure would like to do that.

Thanks in advance,

Eddie

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It could happen with add-ons.
by Forum moderator Jun 25, 2014 12:45AM PDT

Try it stock next.

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O.K. - Look before you leap
by edwardnav Jun 25, 2014 2:19AM PDT

There's an app for that - Auto Page add-on

I'm liking Firefox more and more.

Thanks for replying, Bob

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