#10 |
You can't get out of them when you want to. If you don't believe me go to one of our links pages shown in the bottom frame and start surfing. Tell me how long it takes you to break out. All links on this page (unless otherwise specified) fall under this category. You've been warned. |
#9 |
You can't stay in them when you want to. Sometimes, you do come across a seemingly good frames page with lots of good links or whatever and you don't want to lose your spot. Oh, well.....goodbye frames......where are you when I need you. Good thing I found out about Right-Clicking on links and opening them in New Brower |
#8 |
Can't bookmark the dang things. It's like the contents are really not there. But yet, you still have to back out of it one frame at a time. What's up with that? |
#7 |
Did you ever frame a frame in a frame? Some websites do it accidentally. My does it on purpose. Click on the "I Hate Frames" link in the bottom frame and see what happens. |
#6 |
There is no reason # 6. |
#5 |
LESS SPACE !!! What more do I need to say? |
#4 |
SCROLL BARS ! SCROLL BARS ! SCROLL BARS !!!! This is really part of Reason # 5, but I really had to get that of my chest. |
#3 |
No WYSIWYG HTML editor for frame page creation. (That I know of, that is.) Lazy people like me have to learn HTML code from scratch; and I paid good money for Netscape Navigator Gold. The Source Frame Page for this Frame Page had to be typed up at least three times because saving a frame file in NNG completely wipes it out. You finally get an error message, "Sorry, you can't edit frames in this version". Be ye there forewarned! |
#2 |
Try adding a counter! I'm not even going to try. On second thought, maybe I will, but I'm not going to put a whole lot of faith in it. |
#1 |
The Ulimate Crasher - See below. |

Netscape warns us of "Infinite Recursions". They say it is "bad". Duh! They are talking about frame crashing. There are a few ways to crash frames, but they all basically do the same thing: opening a frame in a frame in a frame in a frame and on until your brower and quite possibly your computer runs out of memory. And BOOM!, you have been crashed. I started writing a crash program and quickly found out they are not as easy as I originally thought they would be. So I did the All-American thing and borrowed someone else's. So, special thanks to Josh Jones for all the hard work. Let's all give him a hand!
So, do you fell lucky today? Well, do you, PUNK? If so, save all files... exit all other programs... extinguish all smoking materials... and above all else, do NOT hold me responsible for a crash hard drive. It's your fault anyway. If you are really sure you want to give it a try : PUSH THE BIG UGLY RED BUTTON BELOW. Remember, if you are quick enough, you can hit your browser's stop button before it's to late.
