The url enter the new browser and then enter the same url in next tab that tab not accepted the same url

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The url enter the new browser tab and then enter the same url in next tab that tab not accepted the same url.

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Posted 9-Feb-12 20:18pm

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^That's Aragon 10-Feb-12 2:32am

Not sure whether you are referring the question posted at http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/327647/Problem-in-more-then-one-tab-opening#answer1 or not. However if you are searching for that, review my comments in that thread.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Feb-12 2:43am

I saw your comment when I already added my answer, please see.
So, I credited your answer and added a link to it. I provided a bit more detailed explanation.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-02-09T20:40:00

From the standpoint of ASP.NET, browser tabs do not even exist, there are only Web pages. Where to display a page, in what windows — is a sole responsibility of a client side and specific to a particular browser.

You don't have any control over it. Come to think about, this is good: the user knows better whether a click replaces the page or opens it in a new tab or a separate top-level window. No need to interfere with this optional behavior.

See also this answer by That's Aragon: Problem in more then one tab opening[^].

—SA