It appears that you've already got the answers you need to do what you want to do. This may come off sounding like a rant - I suppose it is. It's not a personal attack.

I'm going to ask you to reconsider whether you should do what you want.
Please don't.
I browse the web using (most of the time) Mozilla. I've got it set up to ignore Javascript etc, to ban the creation of new windows, even when the site designer uses the target="_new" method listed by tachyon above. I keep my menubars intact at all times, after all, they're my menubars, not the website's.

What you're trying to do is enforce the way your website is used. What if some of your users are blind/partially-sighted? What if they're using a text-based web browser? Attempts to change their browsers' behaviour will at best go ignored, at worst render your site unusable. Surely you want your website to be as usable as possible?

I can recommend reading Use it - a pretty helpful starting point for website usability. Yes, I've broken some of the guidelines on that site before.

Cheers

davis
It's not easy to juggle a pregnant wife and a troubled child, but somehow I managed to fit in eight hours of TV a day.
Update: s/useful/helpful/;

In reply to Re: CGI new window fixed dimension by davis
in thread CGI new window fixed dimension by Discipulus

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