Yes, that should be the case. It's because most popup blockers will block window.open()'s that aren't a direct result of a page click. That means clicking on a link that calls javascript functions to open a popup is okay, but login and on window load, open up a popup is not okay.
It would be possible to do, just that the status of the mail checking is lost when you clicked on any links on the page since those result in page loads. If we had a fully dynamic system like Google mail does (using AJAX, etc), then it would be possible to do it properly since nothing on the page actually loads a new page (it's just modified dynamically).
Adrian
It would be possible to do, just that the status of the mail checking is lost when you clicked on any links on the page since those result in page loads. If we had a fully dynamic system like Google mail does (using AJAX, etc), then it would be possible to do it properly since nothing on the page actually loads a new page (it's just modified dynamically).
Adrian
