Had 2 pages open in Firefox, and wanted to have a shortcut to both of the web pages, so I just dragged and dropped (in 2 separate folders) the left-most icon (just on the left of www....) from the browser's address bar. That's the way I always create shortcuts to web pages. And so the 2 shortcut files had the exact same name (pls not that), but were referencing to 2 different urls (when I right-clicked on each of them I could clearly see 2 different URLs). Just like this for example - www.MS.com/1 and www.MS.com/2... And when I opened both of the files they both opened the same url - www.MS.com/1. The 2nd one would not open /2... Thought it was a prob with my hdd so renamed the shortcut files and placed them in a different location on my hdd and that then worked both on Chrome and Firefox.
Could not recreate the problem once again, though I tried... It only happened once and only in Firefox, though I doubt it was the browser's fault. Must have been the HDD. As far as I know HDD does not actually delete a file, even after you shift delete it, unless the file actually gets over-riden, over which the user has almost no control. Right or wrong?
Any tips how to prevent this from happening?
Cheers!
Could not recreate the problem once again, though I tried... It only happened once and only in Firefox, though I doubt it was the browser's fault. Must have been the HDD. As far as I know HDD does not actually delete a file, even after you shift delete it, unless the file actually gets over-riden, over which the user has almost no control. Right or wrong?
Any tips how to prevent this from happening?
Cheers!