I was reading an old King Kaufman article (go Pirates!) in Salon's archives. When I got down to the bottom of the page, I saw a line that said this:
• Bookmark http://www.salon.com/sports to get the new Kaufman column every day.
You must click that quoted link.
Note that if the link actually pointed to what it says (do that hovering thing) --
-- it would work (with a proper redirect). Well, "work" in a more mundane sense, I concede. And fresher content from the King is available elsewhere on Salon, and on his personal blog, also too.
3 comments:
Fascinating. That's a HTTP 302 page. I was curious how IE handles the link vs. Chrome (my default browser, currently). All I can say is "pathetically" -- hilariously prompting the use to diagnose connection problems. Too funny.
Firefox handles it the same way
Yikes; hit publish by mistake.
I meant to say that Firefox handles the error (the 302) the same way that Chrome does. As written it implies Firefox behaves like IE.
Also "user," not "use."
Also: an HTTP 302 page, not a.
(Incurably yours.)
P.S. Thanks for testing it out with other browsers. I almost never think to do that.
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