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Adding those two entries to allow popups is not about whether a web application *should* use popups. It is about making a browser configuration that works in the most friendly way for the user. dhcp.msu.edu and vpn.msu.edu both trigger popups that disappear by themselves, but when blocked generate warning messages in the browser. Wireless login (at least on the old MSUnet AP's that we have at KBS) triggers a popup that provides a logout button, which can be useful when you are dealing with old AP's. There are other pages at MSU that have popups, but I don't remember all of them. I have not noticed popups in EBS, just new browser windows. -Stefan On 7/7/2011 11:06 AM, David McFarlane wrote: > At 7/6/2011 12:26 PM Wednesday, Stefan Ozminski wrote: >> In the package I configured the following trusted sites: >> >> Allow popups: >> >> *.msu.edu >> 35.8.2.149 > > Why should a web application have to use pop-ups in the first place? > Couldn't it be designed just as well to not use pop-ups? What am I > missing? > > -- dkm > >